Welcome to BibBase.org!

What is BibBase.org?

BibBase.org facilitates the dissemination of scientific publications over the Internet.
  • BibBase makes it easy for scientists to maintain their publications pages. As a scientist, you simply maintain a bibtex-file of your publications, including links to the papers, and BibBase does the rest. When a web user visits your publications page, BibBase dynamically generates an always up-to-date HTML page of the bibtex file, and even allows the user to sort the publications by other than the default ordering (e.g. year, author, keywords, research area, publication type). Example.

  • Together with each listed paper, the created page provides links to your individual bibtex-entries to ensure correct citing.

  • In addition, BibBase generates an RSS feed for your publications. This means that other scientists can subscribe to receive notifications whenever you publish new papers. Example.

  • Other features of BibBase include:
    • count of page visits,
    • count of downloaded paper,
    • easy embedding in existing pages,
    • search engine friendly format.

Try it out!

You can try it out right now using your DBLP Bibtex file. Just enter your DBLP Id here (e.g., Hinton:Geoffrey_E=), click "run", and be patient:


You can use the DBLP author search to find your ID in your DBLP URL.

How do I set it up on my homepage?

If you are an individual scientist, please refer to the Help page.

If you are looking for a unified solution for managing the publications of your entire research group or department, including automatically generated pages for each individual, please contact me and look at this example solution (look at "Publications", or navigate to "Faculty" or "Students" and then click "selected publications" for any individual).

Hot Papers -- most popular papers

Who is using BibBase?

Comments..

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