What's new?

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Scopus Affiliation Identifier easily groups an organization’s complete body of work

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Evaluate jounals with the Scopus Journal Analyzer tool

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Keep up-to-date on Author Citations with the Scopus Author Citation Alert

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Get a more enhanced display of journal categories

As the world’s first online tool helping librarians and researchers to automatically identify and group an organization’s research output, this feature saves hours of valuable research time and costs by enabling users to quickly and easily find all documents belonging to an organization. The Scopus Affiliation Identifier leaves more time for the actual analysis and facilitates well-informed decision-making. Click here for more information.

Using Scopus’ extensive database of citations from over 15,000 peer-reviewed journals, the Scopus Journal Analyzer enables users to compare up to 10 journals simultaneously, back to 1996. The graphical overview delivers fast, field-specific, transparent and objective results that are updated every two months. Users will be able to make clear, up-to-date comparisons, which in turn will help them formulate their decisions. Click here for more information.

Easily keep track of all citations for the author(s) of your choice with the Author Citation Alert, which will notify you daily, weekly or monthly by email each time any new documents are added to Scopus.

You can easily create and edit a variety of alerts in Scopus, such as Search Alerts, Document Citation Alerts and the new Author Citation Alerts.

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Shows not only main subject categories per journal but also expanded sub-categories. For example, ‘Business, Management and Accounting’ is extended to show ‘Business, Management and Accounting: Business and International Management,’ or ‘Business, Management and Accounting: Strategy and Management.’

Some of these new timesaving enhancements are featured in more detail in this month’s Inside Scopus or by reading more at www.info.scopus.com.

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