What can I do on an Organization profile page?
Last updated on August 15, 2024
The Organization profile page provides information about organizations that have more than one document matched to them in Scopus. From the Organization details page you can view the documents from the whole organization, from only an organization within a hierarchy, the affiliated authors, and other information about the organization.
From an Organization search results page, select the name of the desired organization to view the Organization profile page. Alternatively, you can select an organization name anywhere in Scopus. See How do I search in Scopus? for more information about searching for an organization.
The organization details section provides the Scopus organization identifier and the address. For information about the ID, see What is the Scopus Organization identifier?
Documents shows the total number of organization documents plus documents from the affiliated organization hierarchy. Select the documents number to open a results list of documents associated to both the current organization and affiliated organizations.
Authors shows the total number of authors associated with the organization. Select the number to open a results list of authors whose most recent published document is with the organization.
You can create an email alert when Scopus publishes new documents associated with an organization:
- Make sure you are signed in from the Scopus header.
- From the Organization details page, select 'Set document alert'.
- Review or edit the name of the alert, email address(es), and frequency.
- Select 'Set search alert'. A confirmation email is sent to the email address(es).
For more information about alerts, see How do I create and manage alerts?
Authorized users can manage an Organization profile using the Institution Profile Wizard (IPW). Select 'Edit profile' to open the IPW. The IPW allows you to:
- Manage the organization structure
- Manage the association of published articles to your the Oganization profile
- Manage the completeness of published article sets and how they are displayed within Scopus
Note: the Edit profile function and the IPW is restricted to authorized users selected by the organization.
The Documents tab shows documents published by an organization and its sub-organizations within its structure.
Select 'Source' to view the document list organized by source within the organization. Select a document number to open a document results page listing the documents published within the source.
Select 'Subject area' to view the document list organized by subject area. Select a document number to open a document results page listing the documents published within the subject area.
Select 'Download all' to download a CSV file containing a list of the results.
The Structure tab shows sub-organizations that are part of a parent organization. Neither a parent nor its sub-organizations include any external organizations or entities. Scopus Structure tab organizations are derived from the affiliation string cited in an article by authors at the time of publication and do not reference the source of the funding for that research.
Select 'Jump to organization' to view where the selected organization sits in the Organization structure. Select 'Expand full structure' to show all sub-organizations and where they sit in the Organization structure.
Sub-organizations within the Organization structure have their own Organization profile page. Select a sub-organization name to open its Organization profile page.
Select the documents number to open a results list of associated documents.
The Collaborators tab shows the organizations associated with the parent organization, sorted by total document count.
Select a collaborating organization name to open its Organization profile page.
Select 'Download all' to download a CSV file containing a list of the results.
Select the documents number to open a results list of the documents from the collaborating organization.
The Sustainable Development Goals 2023 tab appears on the Organization details page when documents associated with the organization contribute to Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). Only SDGs that a document, affiliated to the organization, has contributed to are shown. If documents affiliated to the organization contribute to a specific SDG, the SDGs appear on the profile. If an organization has no documents that contribute to any SDG, the SDG tab is not shown on its Organization profile.
The United Nations Sustainable Development Goals are specific research areas that are helping to solve real-world problems. They are part of a plan to end poverty, protect the planet, and improve the lives and prospects of everyone by 2030. For more information about SDGs, see What are Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs)?.
Select 'All documents' under each avaible SDG to view the list of documents associated with the SDG and the organization. Select the SDG to view a flyout defining the SDG.
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