Scopus: Introduction and FreePint's View
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24th July 2012
Abstract
Scopus, the STM database published by Elsevier, combines a deep pool of content, strong search features, citation tracking and data visualisation to create a powerful offering. This article introduces a series written by researcher Yulia Aspinall, covering all aspects of Scopus in detail.
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