It would be really cool if all the different journals also had an impactfactor value with them.
I know the impactfactor is updated every year. but that should be manageable. One could take the newest numbers from here: http://www.citefactor.org/
You could also incorporate a way to show how many times an article is cited. Data taken from this site: http://www.researcherid.com/…
If these functions already exist please describe how they work. Thank you for your time.
Hi, I know exactly what you mean by this request. I’ve tried to code my way towards a self updatable CV in latex. I’ve use Matlab and regular expression string analysis with google scholar queries. But, shame on me, I’ve failed miserably …
It would be amazing if I could add these fields to a reference list in an automatic way. Nowadays my CV uses latex and a good part of its content are just citations of a bibtex database maintained using jabref.
Well actually right now I am working on a project to expand Jabref with the mentioned features. So if you have any good ideas or means to help to process, feel free to pitch in!
I like to argue against spreading the use of impact factors to jabref. It is bad enough they are used to assess journals elsewhere - I do not want these factors to marginally (by way of being visible) to shape my use of literature references.