Information
Finding Information
How do I store and format the information once I have it?
You’ve found the information you were looking for. Great! But you’re not done yet. You still have to organize this information in a manner that can be presented. Here are a few resources that can help you do that:
Our analytical abstract forms can help you create meaningful summaries. They are templates for distilling important information out of an article. These useful summaries can serve as a quick reference for you in your own research, or, if you are an RA, be a valuable tool for presenting an overview of literature to your faculty sponsor.
Style Sheets tell you how to format bibliographies, citations, titles, and other structural details.
Writing Guides offer some insight into strong academic writing, grammar, abbreviations, definitions, and other common writing questions.
EndNote is citation management software that will store and format your bibliographies and citations for you. Learn how to use it with our EndNote guide.
Planning on submitting your work for publication? Find guidelines for authors and learn how to protect your intellectual property with Journal Publishing Guides.