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What's New?
Exciting New Enhancements to Scopus Coming in 2008
- Scopus Affiliation Identifier in April 2008 - this unique new tool will identify and match an institution with all its research output and benefit several academic communities. Users will notice a significant improvement of quality, with cleaner results. Check out the cover story for more information on the Affiliation Identifier.
- Document Download Manager at the beginning of February 2008 - offers a first service of its kind, enabling end users to easily download and rename multiple PDF’s directly from the Scopus results list, and seamlessly integrating them into their daily workflow.
- Scopus takes users to the next step in Research Performance Management (RPM) by giving the option to evaluate Scopus journals, coming your way end of first half of 2008. A user will instantly find the total citations per year, the number of articles published per year and citations divided by articles to track the influence of a Scopus journal of choice.
These exciting new timesaving enhancements are featured in more detail in this month’s Inside Scopus or by reading more at www.info.scopus.com.
