SciSure is a Scientific Management Platform built to support the full range of laboratory operations for scientific organizations. It combines ELN, LIMS, and Health & Safety functionality, giving teams a single system to document experiments, track sample lineage, manage chemical inventory, and run structured, audit-ready compliance processes.
Instead of relying on disconnected systems, organizations get one governed platform that improves reproducibility, increases visibility into lab operations, and reduces risk as they scale.
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MobiPDF (formerly PDF Extra) is an intuitive reader and editor that allows you to read, edit, create, OCR, organize, annotate, fill and sign, convert, and share any PDF. This makes MobiPDF an excellent choice for users seeking a budget-friendly alternative to Adobe Acrobat Pro.
HERE’S WHAT YOU GET WITH MOBIPDF:
Multiple Page View Modes: Enjoy a distraction-free "Read Mode".
Advanced Editing Tools: Experience a Word-like PDF editing environment.
Two-Way Conversions: Convert PDFs to and from Word, Excel, PowerPoint, or image formats.
OCR Support: Make scanned documents searchable.
Markup Tools: Highlight, comment, strikethrough, stamp, and more to enhance your documents.
Effortless PDF Organizer: Reorder, compress, split, and combine PDFs with ease.
Sign & Secure: Add signatures, create and fill forms, and protect your PDFs with passwords, encryption, and digital certificates.
Offline Mode: Work freely on your projects, even offline.
Seamless translation: One-click translate any PDF into 50+ languages.
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Referencer
Referencer is a GNOME application developed to help users manage documents or references and to create a BibTeX bibliography file. Tailored specifically for scientists and researchers, the term "document" generally refers to research papers, although Referencer is compatible with any document type supported by BibTeX. One of Referencer's standout features is its ability to automatically gather bibliographic information, or metadata, for various document types. When a PDF is added to a Referencer library, the application scans for key identifiers, such as a DOI code or an arXiv identifier, and if found, it will make an attempt to fetch the corresponding metadata online. Unfortunately, the process of retrieving metadata for newer arXiv entries has been disrupted due to a format change. Additionally, users can import references from BibTeX, Reference Manager, and EndNote. Furthermore, Referencer seamlessly retrieves metadata from arXiv, PubMed, and CrossRef for PDF documents that contain an arXiv ID or DOI code, making the reference management process more efficient for researchers. This functionality allows for a smoother integration of various academic resources into one's research workflow.
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refbase
refbase is a web-based reference database designed for managing scientific literature and citations through a platform-independent, multi-user interface. The software helps researchers and organizations store, search, import, export, and format bibliographic references. refbase supports many common reference formats, including BibTeX, EndNote, RIS, PubMed, ISI Web of Science, CSA Illumina, RefWorks, MODS XML, OpenOffice, and MS Word. Users can generate formatted citation lists in HTML, RTF, PDF, or LaTeX for use in research, writing, and documentation workflows. The platform includes powerful search capabilities that make it easier to find references across a shared database. RSS support allows users to follow updates and changes in reference collections. refbase also includes OpenSearch and SRU/W web services for structured access by external clients. Support for unAPI and COinS metadata helps search engines and citation tools discover and use reference data more easily. By combining reference management, citation formatting, search, metadata support, web services, and multi-user access, refbase helps teams manage scientific literature from a browser-based system.
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