I would like to organize the papers I've read in the way outlined here https://academia.stackexchange.com/questions/10578/how-to-read-and-take-notes-on-research-papers/10616#10616.
But it kind of annoys me to write out author and year and things like that, which are already in my global bib-file (or should be). Also, I would like mistakes corrected everywhere if I correct them in the bib-file. Is there a way to get at the information from the bib-file for my latex-document?
So, instead of: (shamelessly copied from above post)
\section{Paper #1 Name, Authors, Date, \cite{...}}
My summary of the motivation and findings of the paper, or whatever I find interesting.
May be as short as a few sentences or as long as a page, depending on how relevant it is.
\index{an important word}
I would want to write something like:
\section{\mycitetitle{citekeyfrombibfile}}
\citeurl{citekeyfrombibfile}
notes and so on
where \mycitetitle
would expand to Title, Authors, Year and \citeurl
would expand to the url (if available). I guess this would be a case for biblatex, but I am just starting with that and not yet sure what it can do.