Obsidian and Zotero reference workflow

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A guide for researchers who manage references in Zotero and organize their notes in Obsidian. It covers choosing a consistent citation key format, inserting citations while writing, and importing PDF highlights and annotations into literature notes. The workflow uses an Obsidian community plugin and Better BibTeX for Zotero. A single reference is enough to check citation formatting and asset locations before a bulk import.

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