The CSE style has several unique requirements, so be sure to check your citations carefully. A few things to note about CSE style:
Article
Author (last name first initial). Article title. Journal title. Date;volume(issue):location. URL
Example:
Haasnoot M, Lawrence J, Magnan AK. Pathways to coastal retreat. Science. 2021;372(6548):1287–1290. https://doi.org/10.1126/science.abi6594
When writing your reference list, your resources should be listed in alphabetical order by author. If there are other resources you used, they get their own citation page. Be careful with grammar in CSE style. Spacing and punctuation are used differently.
Book
Author (last name first initial). Title. Edition. Publisher; year of publication.
Example:De Doncker RW, Duco WJP, Veltman A. Advanced electrical drives: analysis, modeling, control. Springer; 2020.
When writing your reference list, your resources should be listed in alphabetical order by author. If there are other resources you used, they get their own citation page. Be careful with grammar in CSE style. Spacing and punctuation are used differently.
Book Chapter
Author (last name first initial.) Year. Chapter Title. In: Editor names (last name, first initial), editors. Title of book. Publisher location: publisher. Page numbers for chapter.
Example: Kargon R. 1987. Introduction. In: Kargon R, Achinstein P, editors. Kelvin's Baltimore lectures and modern theoretical physics: historical and philosophical perspectives. Cambridge (MA): MIT Press. p. 1-8.
When writing your reference list, your resources should be listed in alphabetical order by author. If there are other resources you used, they get their own citation page. Be careful with grammar in CSE style. Spacing and punctuation are used differently.
One Author
(Buchwald 2016).
Two Authors
(Alexandros and Georgios 2017).
Three or more Authors
(Casablanca et al. 2018).
If you mention the author within the sentence you only need to cite the year.
Book
Author (last name, first initial) Title. Place of publication: publisher; year. Extent (the book's number of pages).
Davies, PCW. The accidental universe. Cambridge (England): Cambridge University Press; 1982. 139 p.
Book Chapter
Author of chapter (last name, first initial). In editors names (last name, first initial), editors. Title. Place of publication: publisher; year. Page numbers.
Kargon, R. Introduction. In: Kargon R, Achinstein P, editors. Kelvin's Baltimore lectures and modern theoretical physics: historical and philosophical perspectives. Cambridge (MA): MIT Press; 1987. p. 1-8.
Article
Author (last name, first initial). Title. Abbreviated Journal Title (click here for assistance). Year;volume(issue):page numbers.
Buchwald, J. Politics, morality, innovation, and misrepresentation in physical science and technology. Phys in Perspect. 2016;18(2):283-300.
In-text references are all done with EndNotes. The difference between the two styles is how they are presented in your citation list. Be careful with grammar in CSE style. Spacing and punctuation are used differently.
Citation-Sequence will be ordered by when they appear in your research.
Citation-Name will be ordered alphabetically.