A bit quicker perhaps:
* Open the URL (you could make a bookmark for it)
* Search using the search field on the page
* Check one or more results using the checkboxes in front of them
* Choose ”in BibTeX” from the Export button near the top of the page
* Click the “Download to file” button
The
But we need the input for the API, which we should get from the web page. I.e.
the publication identifiers displayed on the page. But we cannot get those, as
we cannot know when they are displayed, due to the way the pages load (or not
load, but rather are dynamically filled in).
Christiaan
