Posted September 24th, 2007 by Trevor
Zotero is almost a year old, and all kinds of researchers are making use of the tool. What catchy phrase do you think best captures what Zotero does for you? Post your suggestions here and you could win a Zotero t-shirt. Each month we will select the best tagline and add it to the rotating catch phrases at the top of the Zotero homepage. Winners not only receive a t-shirt but also bragging rights, so start posting!
Posted September 10th, 2007 by Trevor
Our first new wave of bibliographic styles is now available. We now support IEEE, Nature and the National Library of Medicine‘s bibliographic styles. It is now easier than ever to work with references in these formats. If you find any formatting issues with these styles please post your comments in this thread. If you are still waiting for Zotero to support your favorite style post your suggestion in this thread, or consider creating your own bibliographic style.
Posted September 4th, 2007 by Trevor

The latest version of Zotero, 1.0.0rc3, integrates MIT’s SIMILE Timeline widget, allowing you to generate timelines in a single click from any collection or saved search. Watch this screencast to see how it works.
Posted August 30th, 2007 by Trevor

Just in time for the fall semester Mozilla has launched a new edition of Firefox. Firefox Campus Edition comes preloaded with Zotero, FoxyTunes, and StumbleUpon. Now it is even easier to get your friends and colleagues to switch to Zotero and Firefox. Just one download gets them both!