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Nicolas Fressengeas

Nicolas Fressengeas

@fresseng

🇬🇧 Lorraine university vice president in charge of the digital, data and open science policies.

🇬🇧 Open science officer in charge of international affairs for the French ministry of higher education and research.

🇫🇷 Vice-Président de l'Université de Lorraine chargé du numérique, des données et de la science ouverte.

🇫🇷 Chargé de mission Science Ouverte, volet international, auprès du Ministère de l'Enseignement Supérieur et de la Recherche.

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Stefan Rödiger
@pangolin  ·  activity timestamp last month

#Zotero is now available for Android.

zotero.org/blog/zotero-for-a...

It seems to work with sign-in only.

Interestingly, one user in the #fediverse ( social.calut.fr/notes/a8mjd8... ) pointed out to use #nextcloud for storing the literature.

Zotero for Android
Screenshot of the Zotero Android app displaying a list of research items organized under various collections such as 'Unlikely Animal Friends' and specific topics like 'Capybaras.' The left panel shows different categories and collections, while the right panel lists individual items with titles and publication details. The interface allows users to sync their personal and group libraries, view and edit item details, take notes, read PDFs with annotations, save articles from URLs, and add items by identifiers like DOI or ISBN. Users can also scan book barcodes to quickly add physical books to their library. Source: https://www.zotero.org/blog/zotero-for-android/
Screenshot of the Zotero Android app displaying a list of research items organized under various collections such as 'Unlikely Animal Friends' and specific topics like 'Capybaras.' The left panel shows different categories and collections, while the right panel lists individual items with titles and publication details. The interface allows users to sync their personal and group libraries, view and edit item details, take notes, read PDFs with annotations, save articles from URLs, and add items by identifiers like DOI or ISBN. Users can also scan book barcodes to quickly add physical books to their library. Source: https://www.zotero.org/blog/zotero-for-android/
Screenshot of the Zotero Android app displaying a list of research items organized under various collections such as 'Unlikely Animal Friends' and specific topics like 'Capybaras.' The left panel shows different categories and collections, while the right panel lists individual items with titles and publication details. The interface allows users to sync their personal and group libraries, view and edit item details, take notes, read PDFs with annotations, save articles from URLs, and add items by identifiers like DOI or ISBN. Users can also scan book barcodes to quickly add physical books to their library. Source: https://www.zotero.org/blog/zotero-for-android/