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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, see the Citation Guide.

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: [email protected]

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