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How to link your Overleaf account to Mendeley and keep your bibliography synced

In this video, I will explain how to link your Overleaf account to Mendeley and keep your bibliography synced. If you use Mendeley to manage your references, you can easily export your bibliography as a bib file and import it into Overleaf. But what if you add or edit references in Mendeley after you have imported the bib file into Overleaf? In this case, you need to manually update the bib file in Overleaf, which can be time-consuming and error-prone. By linking your Overleaf account to Mendeley, you can avoid this hassle and keep your bibliography synced automatically. I will show you step-by-step how to do this. I will also explain how to export your bibliography as a bib file from Mendeley and how to import it into Overleaf. Finally, I will demonstrate how to add a reference to Mendeley and see it appear in Overleaf automatically. Whether you are writing a thesis, a research paper, or any other document that requires references, this video will show you how to streamline your workflow and save time. Keywords: Overleaf, Mendeley, bibliography, sync, references, export, import, bib file, workflow Hashtags: #Overleaf #Mendeley #bibliography #sync #references #export #import #bibfile #workflow ⚠️ Join my channel to get access to perks:    / @federicotartarini   🙏 Support my channel on Patreon at   / federicotartarini   ☕ Support my channel by buying me a coffee - https://www.buymeacoffee.com/FedericoT ✅ Let's connect: 🌍 My website - https://federicotartarini.github.io/ 💻 GitHub - https://github.com/FedericoTartarini Twitter -   / federicotartar1   LinkedIn –   / federico-tartarini   📝 Useful notes: https://www.overleaf.com/learn/how-to... 🎥 Content of this video: 00:00 - What you will learn 00:40 - Link Overleaf with Mendeley 01:40 - Create an example project in Overleaf 02:30 - Import references from Mendeley 05:00 - Export your Mendeley references to a .bib file