From Friday, September 6 to Monday, September 9, 2023 the annual JabCon took place in Zwiesel, Germany, where the majority of the JabRef maintainers and some members of our non-profit organization ...

Hi, I am Subhramit. I am a Google Summer of Code (GSoC) student at JabRef this year, and I will be walking you through JabRef’s new CSL Integration for LibreOffice. Background As a student, I fir...

My name is Ruslan and I am currently working on integrating AI into JabRef in the context of Google Summer of Code 2024. I am thrilled to present the cutting-edge AI capabilities. They are already ...

We are publishing version 5.15 - The summer release of JabRef! In the Northern Hemisphere it’s summer and holiday time but we were nonetheless busy improving JabRef Version 5.15 is basically a bug...

In the last blog post we heard the story from a researcher, community member and French Translator. We continue our blog post series with the experiences from Igor Steinmacher who even used JabRef ...

In the last blog post, we talked about the story of the creation of JabRef and its early development. Now it’s time to hear the story from Frédéric Darboux who reports about his experience as a use...

We are publishing version 5.13 of JabRef! In the Northern Hemisphere, Spring is on it’s way and we are releasing a new version with many new features and bug fixes with a focus on improving the usa...

In the beginning, bibtex citation management was without form, and void. But LaTeX shone upon the desperate researcher and deep inside the mind of fearless Java developers’, great applications wait...

Great news! JabRef got accepted as an open source organization for this year’s Google Summer of Code (GSoC). The goal of this annual program is to give open source newcomers the opportunity to lear...

We are publishing version 5.12 of JabRef! Just in time for the holidays, we present this new iteration with a couple of new features and bug fixes. This time, the occasion is very special, as we ha...