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Press & Recognition
CiteMe is an independent citation generator and reference checker for students and researchers, available in English, Portuguese, and Spanish. This page collects where CiteMe is recommended, cited, or used — with sources that can be verified.
Where is CiteMe recommended?
IBRO 2027 World Congress of Neuroscience
The symposium submission form of the IBRO 2027 World Congress recommends CiteMe for formatting publication lists: “Please use APA format for standard referencing (free converter: citeme.app)” — in the Publications fields for proposers and speakers.
Source: IBRO 2027 submission portal →Model Context Protocol registry
CiteMe’s MCP server is published in the official Model Context Protocol registry, letting AI assistants search papers, format citations, and check references through a documented interface.
Source: registry entry (JSON) →What research has CiteMe published?
CiteMe maintains a public benchmark on citation verification. Across 47,098 references submitted to the reference checker, 34.0% could not be matched to an acceptable source record in any connected database, and 90.5% of full bibliographies (five or more references) contained at least one reference that could not be verified. The frozen corpus, methodology, and limits are published for reproduction.
Facts about CiteMe
- Citation generator with 60+ curated styles (APA, MLA, Chicago, Harvard, Vancouver, IEEE, ABNT) backed by scholarly indexes including OpenAlex, CrossRef, PubMed, Europe PMC, and arXiv.
- Reference checker that compares each bibliography entry against academic source records and flags entries with no acceptable match.
- Browser extension for Chrome, Firefox, Edge, and Safari.
- Interfaces in English, Portuguese (ABNT/NBR support), and Spanish.
- Independent — not owned by a publisher or education conglomerate.
Media contact
For interviews, data questions about the benchmark, or anything else: hello@citeme.app