What is Scopus?
Scopus is a comprehensive, abstract and citation database curated by Elsevier. It is widely used by researchers, academics, and professionals to access a vast repository of scientific literature across various disciplines, including
Nanotechnology.
Why is Scopus Important for Nanotechnology Research?
Scopus offers a reliable platform for accessing peer-reviewed research articles, conference papers, and patents. In the rapidly evolving field of Nanotechnology, staying updated with the latest advancements is crucial. Scopus provides real-time insights into cutting-edge research, helping scientists and engineers stay ahead of the curve.
Search Functionality: Use specific keywords like "nanomaterials," "nanomedicine," or "nanoelectronics" to find relevant articles and papers.
Journal Metrics: Evaluate the impact of journals by checking metrics such as CiteScore, SJR (SCImago Journal Rank), and SNIP (Source Normalized Impact per Paper).
Citation Analysis: Understand the influence of a particular paper by analyzing its citation count and network.
Author Profiles: Track the work of influential researchers in Nanotechnology and collaborate or gain insights from their work.
H-Index: Measures both productivity and citation impact of the publications by a scientist or scholar.
Altmetrics: Provides alternative metrics that measure the broader impact of research through social media mentions, news articles, and other online platforms.
Citation Tracker: Allows tracking of citation trends over time for a specific article or author.
