Scopus is a reference and citation database containing scientific articles, conference papers, book chapters, etc. in many different subject areas. Scopus AI can help you get started with discovering a subject area.

Scopus AI – how it works

• Ask questions in natural language, the answers are given as a short summary including references.
• The answers to the questions are based on the publications found in Scopus.
• Explore topics further via extended summaries, concept maps, or through the references provided.
• Via ‘emerging themes’, you can get help identifying upcoming trends within a subject area.
• Scopus AI can be found in the library's database list and in Scopus you find Scopus AI as a separate tab.

Scopus AI can be used both when you want to start exploring a topic, but also when you want to delve deeper. Scopus AI can be seen as a complement to traditional database searching. You still need to search in the traditional way if you want to do a structured search.

Learn more about Scopus AI

On Elsevier's information pages about Scopus AI, you can learn more about the service, for example about what distinguishes it from other generative AI tools and how it is developed based on responsible AI principles.