Scopus

Scopus, a multidisciplinary bibliographic database, covers all peer-reviewed scientific, technical, medical and social literature. Scopus was created in 2004 by publisher Elsevier, and today includes over 29,000 journal titles and 330,000 books.
Scopus and the Web of Science are the two largest bibliographic databases of scientific literature worldwide. The Web of Science is accessible via Bib CNRS, the CNRS portal for accessing documentary resources (identification via the Janus identity manager).

Accessible content:

Access to descriptive records for more than 29,000 journal titles and 330,000 books from over 7,000 publishers, as well as nearly 20 million author profiles.

Acquisition methods:

Subscription as part of the national negotiation led by the Couperin consortium (2024-2027).

Access arrangements for the Centrale Lyon community:
Access on the Lyon-Ecully campus via recognition of IP / Wifi Centrale Lyon
Access on the Saint-Etienne campus via recognition of IP / Wifi Eduroam
Access on or off campus via authentication from the Digital Library
Access via authentication from the Scopus homepage (click on "Check Scopus Access" then select Centrale Lyon)