To search for an author, select the 'Authors' tab [1]. From the 'Search using' dropdown [2], select 'Author name' to search by name or select 'ORCID' to search by ORCID number. When searching by author name, the last name of the author is required [3]. You can also enter a first name or initials, and an affiliation name to further narrow your results [4].
What is Author profile needed for?
Scopus Author Profiles allow researchers to:
Author Profiles allow potential employers and funding agencies to:
Example:
Despite the sophistication of the algorithmic profiling used by Scopus, algorithms cannot always match all documents to a single profile with 100% accuracy.
The Scopus Author Feedback Wizard, which now features modular options, supports faster and easier updates. Skip the step-by-step process and provide feedback on an individual component of an author profile. The new workflow also delivers visual feedback on the changes you are requesting, so it’s easy to spot and correct errors prior to submission.
With the Author Feedback Wizard, you can:
Set a preferred name—in accordance with Elsevier's new inclusive name change policy, researchers can now invisibly change their name on published peer-reviewed articles to protect an author's privacy
Merge profiles
Add and remove documents, including preprints from the following preprint servers:
arXiv and ChemRxiv (Physical Sciences); bioRxiv and MedRxiv (Biomedical Sciences); SSRN (Social Sciences); TechRxiv (Engineering, Computer Science, and related technology); and Research Square (Multidisciplinary).
Add and remove awarded grants
Update affiliation
You can also request to merge duplicate profiles via the Author list page.
Analyze author output:
Explore an Author's output to see which research areas they are active in and their impact by reviewing:
Navigate to your Scopus Author Profile page to connect your profile to:
ORCID: Connect to ORCID via the ORCID page by logging in or setting up an account
NIH: Export your list of documents > select RIS format and select Citation information to export > log in to your NCBI account and import the file to the manage by bibliography area
Export profile to SciVal