These guides are for commonly-used styles in the sciences. 

For more citation help:

• consult the library's Citing Sources / Create Your Bibliography Guide
• search for citation manuals in the library catalogue.

Pro Tip:  While no citation management program is integrated into PowerPoint (except for EndNote X7), you can use these programs to create in-text citations and bibliographies in Word, and then copy them over into your poster or slide deck.

• ProQuest RefWorks (free to U of T community)
• EndNote Basic (formerly Web) (free to U of T community) or EndNote X8 (available for purchase at U of T Bookstore)
• Zotero (free, open source)

For more information on how to use citation management programs, consult our Citation Management Guide.

Pro tip:  Don't want to clutter each of your powerpoint slides with photo credits?  Include a final slide with thumbnails of every image used, with proper attribution listed next to each image.

For more information on how to properly cite images, consult:

• Finding and Using Online Images (Simon Fraser University)
• Citing Images (Mohawk College Library)
• APA Citation Style Guide (TRU Libraries)
• OWL Purdue Writing Lab - OWL Mail APA FAQs Includes guidelines for citing clipart.

NOTE: Unless otherwise stated, images are copyright-protected. If it is not clearly stated that the image(s) may be used without permission, then permission must be obtained from the copyright holder. For all images where permission for use is stated/granted, or where the image is in the public domain, it is still recommended to cite the source.