The Latest in Information Technology for Research Universities

1. The Latest in Information Technology for Research Universities

2. #21 orgScopus Development Partners

3. SCOPUS – WORLD’s Largest scientific abstract/citation databases • Over 15,000 titles from over 4,000 publishers: • 12,000+ Academic journal • 535 Open Access journals • 750 Conference proceedings • 600+ Trade publications • 125 Book Series • Updated daily • 33 million records: • 16 million abstract records include references back to 1996 • 17 million records back to 1841, 70% have an abstract • 245 Million cited references added to all records from 1996 onwards • Simultaneous web search of 386 million scientific web pages • (including patent information 22 million records) # 4 org( Euro patents-Us patents-japon patents-WIPO world intellectual patents organization)

4. What is Scopus? Focused web information 15,100 titles STM & Social sciences World’sLargestAbstract & CitationDatabase Academic library sources 4,000 publishers 386 million scholarly Web items(245 M from 1996 onwards ) , E-prints, theses, dissertations, 22 M patents Over 15,000 titles from over 4,000 publishers: 12,000+ Academic journal 535 Open Access journals 750 Conference proceedings 600+ Trade publications 125 Book Series Updated daily 33 million records: 16 million abstract records include references back to 1996 17 million records back to 1841, 70% have an abstract Intuitive search and browse functionality 15% Elsevier sources 85% other publishers Fastest route to FullText

5. 2,700 titles 2,500 titles 4,500 titles 5,900 titles The broadest source of STM and Social Sciences information 15,100 titles from > 4,000 publishers Life & Health (100% Medline) Chemistry Physics Engineering Biological Agricultural Environmental Social Sciences Psychology Economics

6. 2,850 5,500 5,300 3,500 The Broadest Source of STMand Social Sciences information > 4,000 publishers Social Sciences Life Sciences Health Sciences (100% Medline) Physical Sciences

7. Geographical spread of content Scopus covers journals from all geographical regions including non-English titles (with English abstracts)

8. Iranian Titles indexed into

9. Content Policy • Scopus aims to be the most comprehensive single point of access for STM and social science information • Additions to content are defined by user demand and prioritized by Content Selection Committee of Scientists and subject librarians. • Important criteria • At least abstract in English • Regular publication • Peer review/quality • We welcome electronic-only sources including Open Access journals (currently 535 OA titles indexed) • Scopus covers journals from all geographical regions including non-English titles (with English abstracts)

10. Contact details Suggest a title: www.info.scopus.com/suggesttitle Content Selection (CSAB): www.info.scopus.com/detail/involved Access: nlinfo@scopus.com

11. Homepage

12. Articles published by Iranian institutions

13. Articles published by Iranian institutions

14. Articles published in Iran

15. Articles published by Iranian institutions

16. Functionality Highlights • Citation Tracker – For journals, authors, topics • Author Identifier and Author Details Page • Affiliation Identifier and Affiliation Details Page NEW!! • Journal Analyzer – For journal performance NEW!!

17. Scopus Homepage

18. Journal Analysis • Citation Tracker – citation analysis at article level • Journal Analyzer – total citations, articles published for multiple journals

19. Browsing Journals

20. Journal Homepage

21. Journal Citation Analysis at article level

22. Journal Analyzer

23. Journal Analyzer • Can select up to 10 journals in a specific field 1996 - present. The results are uploaded into graphs, making it easy to see how journals are performing relative to each other. • The data in the Scopus Journal Analyzer is updated every two months. For the first time ever, you can see where your journals stand right now, not where they were last year.

24. Analyzing performance of authors, topics, institutes • How to Identify top and active researchers, subjects, where publishing • How to identify peer institutes performance . • Country performance comparison for competative intelligence

25. Subject Searching

27. More Tab

28. Web Tab

29. Patents Tab

30. Link to Patents

31. Functionality Overview

32. Download up to 50 documents

33. Functionality Overview

34. Output Options – customize fields

35. Quick Bibliography

36. Quick Bibliography Created

37. Functionality Overview

38. Creating Virtual List

39. Save List

40. My Profile

41. Author Identifier

42. Editing, Correcting Authors – Feedback to Scopus

44. Evaluate citation tracker & h-index with one click

45. Unmatched Authors

46. Grouping Unmatched results

48. It’s not (only) about quantity; The H-index To compare the quality of your authors amongst each others, within your institute or with any other author in the world.

50. Goals of most institutes and research agencies are to: • Show development in science and technology compared to other countries and institutes • Develop skills of those involved in scientific research • See the effect of their investment on the S&T development in the country