BibBase

BibBase helps maintain a publications page and keeps it current from stored publication records. It is built for scientists and research groups, and the page also describes it as a fit for organizations such as departments and institutes managing group publications.

The service can display publications with themes named default, mila, dividers, simple, and side, each shown with grouping by year or by type. It stores publications in supported file formats or in popular services, then shows up-to-date publications on a webpage. BibBase also adds the records to its database, where they are indexed by keyword and searchable. Other described functions include embedding Google Scholar publications in a website, generating filtered views by project, keyword, or author, automatically linking to collaborators, and providing BibTeX for citations.

BibBase says it is easy to set up and easy to embed in existing pages. It also says it ensures correct indexing by search engines and supports customization through pre-defined styles and CSS. For organizations, it describes collaborative maintenance of one publication library on BibBase, Zotero, Mendeley, or bibtex files, with the ability to reduce overhead in producing impact reports and publish recent results more quickly.

The site presents BibBase as a web service and includes pages for Documentation, Pricing, Blog, Support, and Sign in. It also states that it is used by over 7,000 scientists and research groups at institutions like those shown on the page.