Math & Sciences
If you need help using EndNote for math and sciences databases (rather than health sciences) or with LaTeX, try the guide from the Sciences Library.
Engineering & Patents
If you're looking for help citing patents and other engineering-related needs, visit the Lichtenberger Engineering Library citation guide.
Main Library
If your program or department is not in the health sciences, sciences, math, or engineering, try the citation management guide from Main Library.
Frequently Asked Questions about EndNote Desktop via the UI Libraries
View the answers to these questions here.
EndNote Desktop is a client-based bibliographic management software program for organizing and formatting citations for publication.
EndNote Desktop is available for from ITS for free to faculty, staff, graduate and professional students.
See EndNote's Training Guide and YouTube Channel Tutorials.
Undergraduates can use EndNote Basic, purchase EndNote from the University Bookstore or use another citation manager.
Please note that EndNote Desktop is available for free to faculty, staff, graduate and professional students only. Undergraduates will need to use EndNote Basic, purchase EndNote from the University Bookstore, or choose another citation management program.
EndNote Desktop | EndNote Basic | |
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Pricing | Free for faculty, staff, and graduate students - $150.00 for undergraduate students | Free |
Reference Storage | Unlimited | 50,000 |
Attachment Storage | Unlimited | 2 GB |
Bibliographic Formatting Styles | All styles (5,000+) | All styles (5,000+) |
Reference Sharing | Yes | Yes |
Send references directly from online databases | 500+ | 500+ |
Search online resources from within EndNote | 6,000+ | 1,800+ |
Formatting in Microsoft Word | Yes | Yes |
One-click 'Find Full Text' | Yes | No |
Automatic reference updating | Yes | No |
Advanced reference organization | Yes | No |