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Access to RefWorks will end by 31 December 2021.

See further instructions on how to export references from RefWorks to another reference management system.
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The Aalto University subscription to RefWorks reference management tool will end 31 December 2021, so we no longer recommend using it in long-term projects.

For instructions on how to export references from RefWorks to another reference management system, .

We are investigating the possibility of acquiring another reference management tool. Earlier in this spring, we asked Aalto students and researchers to share their opinions about reference management tools.

Further information: oppimiskeskus@aalto.fi

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