J!Research is a component for Joomla!™ 1.5 which allows for management of research-related work such as; publications, projects, and theses categorized by research area. The extension is oriented to University researchers and research departments which utilize or plan to adopt Joomla! as their content management system for publishing research.

Download J! Research 1.2.0 Stable or Checkout branches/1.2/ folder, svn on Joomlacode.org.

Do you want to upgrade to 1.2?, see documentation

J!Research 1.2 Stable Demo: Authentication, demoUno for username and password.

The J! Research component includes the following features and functions:

• Management of Projects, Areas, Publications, Theses, Staff, Facilities and Cooperations.
• Automatic Inline Citation and Bibliography Generation
• APA, MLA, IEEE, Chicago, CSE and Vancouver Citation Styles
• Bibutils 3.x Integration
• Publications Import/Export in MODS, RIS, and Bibtex formats
• Multilingual Support

Development of the J!Research component, will go beyond GSoC 2008. The planned road map currently includes the following:

• Chicago and Vancouver Citation Styles (v1.1)
• Teams, Cooperations, Facilities, and Financiers management
  
• Multi-Lingual Support (JoomFish Integration) (v1.2)
• Filtering in admin backend - Staff, Facilities, and Theses.

Click here for Online Documentation & Video Tutorials covering the J! Research component.

TinyMCE Plugin Commands:

cite{'citekey'}
citep{'citekey'}
citeyear{'citekey'}
nocite{'citekey'}
bibliography{}

J!Research is developed and maintained by volunteers who invest their time in the project. Please make a donation if you find J!Research useful and want to support its continued development. Your donations help our collaborators cover certain expenses like web hosting, Internet access and also incite developers labor. 

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