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With Scopus you can search and filter results in the following ways: . Document search: Search directly from the homepage and use detailed search options to ensure you find the document (s) you want. . Author search: Search for a specific author by name or by Open Research and Contributor Identifier ID (ORCID) .
Search for an author and view their profile tutorial. Last updated on July 21, 2022.
Scopus data follows the simple model that articles are written by researchers who are affiliated with institutions. Powerful algorithmic data processing matches articles to existing author profiles with a high degree of accuracy based on name, email, affiliation, subject area, citations and co-authors. A profile is created automatically when ...
Scopus is the only database to blend automated and manually curated data to generate current author profiles. This process allows us to deliver over 17m profiles that support accurate author searches in the same way you can search for articles: efficiently and easily. Learn more about Author Profiles.
- Use our free Scopus Preview to get a complete list of titles indexed in Scopus and access to Scopus metrics.
- To request changes to an author profile, follow the link to learn about our Author Profile Wizard.
- Learn more about making title corrections and changes.
- Visit the Scopus Content Policy & Selection page for more information about submitting a journal, book or conference for indexing.
- To learn about Scopus APIs, please visit our Developer Portal.
The author search helps you find documents written by a specific person in Scopus, even if the author is listed inconsistently. For example, an author may be cited as Smith, J in one document, but as Smith, John in another. The Scopus Author Identifier allows you to identify between different authors in author search results.
Apr 17, 2024 · To search for an author, select the 'Authors' tab [1]. From the 'Search using' dropdown [2], select 'Author name' to search by name or select 'ORCID' to search by ORCID number. When searching by author name, the last name of the author is required [3].
