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Scopus is designed to serve the information needs of researchers, educators, students, librarians and administrators across the higher education community. Scopus provides precise entry points to authoritative peer-reviewed literature and authors in the fields of science, technology, medicine, social sciences, and the arts and humanities.
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Deciding where to publish — analyze the top journals and authors in your discipline
Finding information to support your grant proposal or other funding applications
Exploring how many citations an article or author has received, and identifying potential collaborators
Discovering who is citing you
Using APIs to showcase citation counts for your work
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Uncover literature in adjacent disciplines to foster interdisciplinary exploration
Help students understand the scholarly conversation of a topic through reference lists and cited articles
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Increasing the visibility of and access to other library resources
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Assessing the scientific output of individual researchers or of your institution as a whole
Allocating financial resources to researchers or departments by tracking impact
Checking a researcher or a tenure candidate's production, citations and h-index, and comparing them to others in the same subject area
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