Sopus indexed journals - A - 2

Scopus: A Comprehensive Database for Scientific Literature

Scopus, launched by Elsevier in November 2004, is a widely used database that compiles bibliographical information from various scientific sources. It provides access to a wealth of academic content, including journals, books, conference papers, and patents. Scopus creates an extensive citation and abstract database, helping researchers track scientific developments and the influence of publications.

Key Features of Scopus:

• Broad Coverage: Scopus includes over 75 million articles from more than 24,600 sources, such as 23,500 peer-reviewed journals.
• Diverse Content: It indexes publications from more than 5,000 international publishers, with 1.4 billion citations between documents.
• Historical Growth:
  • In 2015, Scopus covered 57 million articles from 21,000 journals.
  • By 2017, it included 8 million conference papers (up from 6.8 million in 2015), 150,000 books (up from 90,000 in 2015), and 540 book series (compared to 521 in 2015).
  • Patents increased significantly, from 27 million in 2015 to 39 million by the latest count.

Scopus serves a wide range of academic disciplines, including:

• Natural sciences
• Technology
• Medicine
• Social sciences
• Arts and humanities

Journal Title List on Scopus:

Scopus provides free access to certain journal content, which can be easily browsed or searched. The Journal Title List allows users to find and link to journal titles. You can search for a specific journal by using the search box, or browse through journals by letter using the A-Z links below.

Journals Starting with A: