Scopus Newsletter: December 2017

Scopus passes 70 million records. This month the total number of records indexed on Scopus pushed past 70 million and continues to grow daily.                                                                                                                                                                                                                                              

Share View in a browser Scopus Newsletter December 2017 Scopus passes 70 million records This month the total number of records indexed on Scopus pushed past 70 million and continues to grow daily. As each record is added to Scopus, the metadata is meticulously captured to ensure the depth and quality of the data. This high-quality data not only enables more precise search and retrieval on Scopus, but also delivers important research assessments and evaluations. See the exact number of Scopus records   A look back: Five impactful changes introduced to Scopus in 2017 There have been numerous improvements to Scopus this year, including how it looks and feels. Here are 5 of the key changes that may be particularly helpful to share with researchers at your institution: Enhanced Document Download Manager compatible with Google Chrome Expansion of Research Metrics CiteScore metrics to help you analyze serial titles PlumX Metrics to provide insights into how people are interacting with an article Completion of the Cited Reference program, bringing in 11.5 million records from 1970-1995 and 195 million references Scholix and DataSearch partnerships to help connect to a researcher’s data (when available) Searching funding acknowledgements to find funded research easier >  Read the details   New Recorded Webinar Available: Scopus Data for Ranking Organizations Over the past 10 years, Scopus has emerged as the partner of choice in the fast-developing field of rankings. This 60 minute webinar highlights the importance of A&I data to ranking organizations, as M'hamed el Aisati, VP Funding, Content & Analytics, explains why ranking and evaluation bodies continue to choose Scopus data.   >  Watch the webcast   What’s new on Scopus >  What's new on Scopus? Find out from our blog     Follow us This message has been sent to arum98@gmail.com from Elsevier Communications on behalf of Elsevier Scopus. If you no longer wish to receive messages of this nature from us in the future, please click here. Visit the Elsevier Preference Center to manage more of your communication preferences with us. Copyright © 2017 Elsevier B.V.. All rights reserved. | Elsevier Privacy Policy Elsevier B.V. Registered Office: Radarweg 29, 1043 NX Amsterdam, The Netherlands. Reg. No. 33158992 – Netherlands. VAT No. NL 005033019B01.