"Scopus, the largest abstract and citation database of peer-reviewed literature, features smart tools to track, analyze and visualize research" (Elsevier).
Scopus Author ID is used by the Scopus database. You will be automatically assigned a Scopus Author ID when you publish in a journal indexed by Scopus.
Your Scopus Author ID allows you to track your publications indexed on Scopus.
Benefits of having a Scopus Author Identifier:
Each Scopus Author Profile is a unique record of that researcher’s publication activity. The information in a profile includes the author name, affiliation(s), subject area(s), publications, citations, and co-authors. The profiles do not cover editorship, managerial or executive roles, or teaching positions.
Why is Scopus Author Profile is important?
To ensure an author's published research activity is visible to other researchers, librarians, and research leaders.
To import information about publications and other works from Scopus into your ORCID record:
