Method One:
1. Run your search in ScienceDirect
2. Select the references you want to export by clicking the boxes on the left side of the screen. Select Export
3. The Export dialog window will open. Click Export citation to RIS. The download will start automatically
4. When the download has completed, click on the file to open it and it will import your citation into EndNote. Your references will temporarily be in your Imported References folder. If you have smart groups set up, they will automatically be distributed into any groups. If not, you can distribute it to the appropriate group(s).
Method Two:
1. Run your search in ScienceDirect
2. Select an article and click Export Citation under the article information
3. In the Export box, select Export citation to RIS. The download will start automatically
4. When the download has completed, click on the file to open it and it will import your citation into EndNote. Your references will temporarily be in your Imported References folder. If you have smart groups set up, they will automatically be distributed into any groups. If not, you can distribute it to the appropriate group(s).
