If you manage your references in EndNote, you can bring those papers into ResearchRabbit to start exploring connections between them and discover related work.
This is done by exporting your EndNote library as a BibTeX file and uploading it into ResearchRabbit.
Step 1: Export your papers from EndNote
First, export the papers you want from your EndNote library.
In EndNote:
Select the papers you want to export
Click File and choose Export, or choose the Export arrow in the toolbar
Choose:
Save as type: Text File (.txt)
Output Style: BibTeX Export
Save the file to your computer
You can export individual papers, selected groups, or your entire library.
Note:
If you don’t see BibTeX Export:
Go to Tools, then Output Styles, and Open Style Manager
Enable BibTeX Export
Then try exporting again
Step 2: Import the BibTeX file into ResearchRabbit
Once you’ve exported your file:
Go to your Library page in ResearchRabbit
Click BibTeX (bottom left)
Upload your file
Choose the collection you want to add the papers to
ResearchRabbit will read the file and add the papers to your library.
Step 3: Start exploring your papers
From your imported papers, you can:
Discover similar papers
Find earlier foundational work
See newer papers that cite them
Explore authors and topic clusters
This turns your EndNote library into a starting point for expanding your literature search.
The BibTeX import works as a one-way transfer from EndNote into ResearchRabbit. If you later want to save papers you discover in ResearchRabbit back into Endnote, you can export them from ResearchRabbit and import the BibTeX file into Endnote.