Citation Style

References in the Text

Plese cite references that are not related to you own ten publications using the first two letters of the lastname of the first author and the last two digits of the year of appearance of the publication, e.g.:

... as shown in [Sc12]. Furthermore, ...

If this style is not unique, please add an a, b, c, ... after the year, such as:

... as shown in [Sc12a, Sc12b]. Furthermore, ...

Reference to your own publications (only to the ten listed ones) should be written with your project number, a minus, and a number, such as:

... as shown in [A1-5]. Furthermore, ...

Publication Listings

Please used an extended version of the style "APA" provided by Google Scholar. An example can be found here.

1. Go to Google Scholar and search for the paper that you want to cite.
   
   
2. Click on the "cite" text below the publication details.
   
   
3. Copy the text of the APA version.
   
   
4. Check for possibly missing umlauts and correct use of capital letters, etc..
5. If your own name (for references to own papers) is not included in the authors list, please extend the list of authors appropriately.
6. Add the DOI number after the last entry in the form "doi: 10.1002/admt.202300260".
7. Add "(open acces)" and close the reference with a full stop at the end.

The example above will lead to the following reference entry:

Alternatively, you can use APA6 or APA7 from Endnote, Citavi, Zotero, or Mendeley - always with some additional work as mentioned in the last steps of the list above.