The Value of Elsevier’s ScienceDirect

The Value of Elsevier’s ScienceDirect
Genevieve Musasa
Customer Consultant for Africa
for ScienceDirect, Scopus &
Mendeley
G.Musasa@elsevier.com May 2017
Sherif Ghazy
Account Manager
Sub-Sahara Africa
S.Ghazy@elsevier.com
Karen Metcalf
Account Manager
South Africa
K.Metcalf@elsevier.com
Mounir El Bedraoui
Account Manager
French Speaking Countries
in Africa
M.Elbedraoui@elsevier.com

Agenda
I. Introduction
II. What is ScienceDirect?
Reading full-text of quality with productivity features
III. Step by Step Hands-on
IV. eBooks on Science Direct

Dear valued Scientific and Academic Community,
here is a little word about myself:
I am one of Elsevier Customer Consultants for Africa. I am based in The
Netherlands, in the headquarter office of Elsevier. I am your dedicated expert
for three solutions of Elsevier: ScienceDirect, Scopus and Mendeley.
My aim is to help you creating more added value of these research solutions and
much more. I am responsible among others for customer engagements in nearly
all Africa, for conducting author workshops and trainings on those three
solutions.
I am working for Elsevier for more than 6 years of which nearly 3 years in this
role. Always dedicated and passionate, I won one of the Elsevier Worldwide
Customer Consultant Awards in 2015 and the Elsevier Customer Focus Value
Award for emerging markets in 2014.
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II. What is ScienceDirect?
Reading full-text of quality
with productivity features
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What is ScienceDirect?
 It is a full-text information solution offering scientific, technical
and medical (STM) journal articles and book chapters
 It is Elsevier’s Peer-reviewed full-text content database
 ScienceDirect delivers over 14 million publications from over 3,800
journals* and more than 35,000 books* from Elsevier, our imprints
and our society partners across 24 subject areas
 It contains more than 1,800 journals partially in Open Access
and more than 590 journals fully in Open Acess
 It contains Backfiles (digital archives) dating back to 1823*
* The content you can access to and its start date depends of the
agreement of your institution with Elsevier

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What is ScienceDirect?
ScienceDirect is Elsevier’s leading information solution for
researchers, teachers, students, health care professionals and
information professionals. It combines authoritative, full-text
scientific, technical and health publications with smart,
intuitive functionality so that you can stay informed in your field,
and can work more effectively and efficiently.
ScienceDirect empowers smarter research
Learn more: https://www.elsevier.com/solutions/sciencedirect

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Multidisciplinary database: ScienceDirect covers 24 major disciplines
grouped in 4 main categories
General
Tsinghua Science and
Technology
Progress in Natural Science:
Materials International
Argicultural and Biological
sciences
Food Chemistry
Food Control
Food Policy
Agriculture, Ecosystems and
Environment
International Journal of Food
Microbiology
Arts and Humanities
Journal of Econometrics
Political Geography
Journal of Pragmatics
Lingua
Journal of Second Language
Writing
Biochemistry, Genetics and
Molecular Biology
Food Control
Vaccine
Infection, Genetics and
Evolution
Biomaterials
European Journal of Cancer
Business, Management and
Accounting
International Journal of
Production Economics
Journal of Business Research
Journal of Cleaner Production
Tourism Management
Journal of Financial Economics
Chemical Engineering
Bioresource Technology
Biomaterials
Ceramics International
Journal of Electroanalytical
Chemistry
Desalination
Chemistry
Food Chemistry
Chemosphere
Carbohydrate Polymers
Journal of Chromatography A
Analytica Chimica Acta
Computer Science
Computers in Human Behavior
Information and Management
Expert Systems with
Applications
Information Management
Computers and Education
Decision Sciences
European Journal of Operational
Research
Information and Management
Omega
Research Policy
Earth and Planetary Sciences
Journal of African Earth Sciences
Agricultural Water Management
Marine Pollution Bulletin
Precambrian Research
Physics and Chemistry of the
Earth
Economics, Econometrics and
Finance
World Development
Journal of Banking and Finance
Journal of Development of
Economics
Ecological Economics
Energy
Energy Policy
Renewable and Sustainable
Energy Reviews
Energy Economics
Energy
Engineering
Microbiology
Safety Science
Expert Systems with
Applications
Environmental Science
Energy Policy
Global Environmental Change
Ecological Economics
Science of the Total
Environment
Immunology and Microbiology
Vaccine
Acta Tropica
Microbiology
Trends in Parasitology
Infection, Genetics and
Evolution
I. Physical Sciences & Engineering
II. Life Sciences
III. Life Sciences
IV. Social Sciences & Humanities

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Materials Science
Biomaterials
Ceramics International
Carbohydrate Polymers
Applied Surface Science
Journal of Alloys and
Compounds
Mathematics
European Journal of Operational
Research
Journal of Econometrics
Information Sciences
Insurance: Mathematics and
Economics
Journal of Economic Dynamics
and Control
Medicine
Lancet
Gynecology and Obstetrics
Health Policy
Journal of Adolescent Health
Alzheimer's and Dementia
Neuroscience
Alzheimer's and Dementia
Epilepsy and Behavior
NeuroImage
Psychiatry Research
Schizophrenia Research
Nursing
International Journal of Nursing
Studies
Nurse Education Today
Journal of the American Dietetic
Association
Appetite
Midwifery
Pharmacology, Toxicology and
Pharmaceutics
Journal of Ethnopharmacology
Environmental Pollution
Food and Chemical Toxicology
Toxicology Letters
Addictive Behaviors
Physics and Astronomy
Materials Letters
Materials Science and
Engineering C
Computer Methods in Applied
Mechanics and Engineering
Sensors and Actuators, B:
Chemical
Materials Science & Engineering
A: Structural Materials:
Properties, Microstructure and
Processing
Psychology
Personality and Individual
Differences
Computers in Human Behavior
Leadership Quarterly
Appetite
Journal of Vocational Behavior
Social Sciences
Social Science and Medicine
World Development
Global Environmental Change
Journal of Development of
Economics
Tourism Management
Veterinary
Vaccine
Veterinary Parasitology
Veterinary Microbiology
Small Ruminant Research
Livestock Science
Dentistry
Journal of Prosthetic Dentistry
American Journal of
Orthodontics and Dentofacial
Orthopedics
British Journal of Oral and
Maxillofacial Surgery
Dental Materials
Journal of Dentistry
Health Professions
Applied Ergonomics
Digital Investigation
Physiotherapy
Manual Therapy
Complementary Therapies in
Medicine
Multidisciplinary database
All journals and books on ScienceDirect:
https://www.elsevier.com/solutions/sciencedirect/content

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What do researchers expect from ScienceDirect?
Help me discover the relevant
information
Keep me informed of the latest
developments and news
Give me access to the detail Make the process quick and easy
Source: ScienceDirect positioning & messaging research (June 2014)
* Coming Soon
productive and confident
when doing research with ScienceDirect
Topic/ Search/ Journal Alerts
Articles in Press
Popular Articles
New journal homepages*
Quick search
Recommendations
Journal Browse
Content innovation apps.
Research reference initiative*
Reference modules
Remote Access
PDF download & share
HTML article rendering
Content innovation apps

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ScienceDirect brings research from all over
the world to the world
Source: Elsevier Web Analytics Department, ScienceDirect Usage Data 2011–2015
Where in the world do the articles downloaded by your affiliated
researchers via ScienceDirect come from?
In the last 5 years,
researchers from
World have
downloaded on
ScienceDirect
4,007,955,430
documents written
in 247 countries.
Top 20 Downloaded
Countries
United States 26.35 %
China 9.39 %
United Kingdom 7.43 %
Germany 4.69 %
France 4.32 %
Japan 4.31 %
Canada 3.64 %
Italy 3.19 %
Australia 3.17 %
Spain 3.06 %
India 2.95 %
Korea 2.39 %
Netherlands 2.38 %
Taiwan 1.80 %
Brazil 1.61 %
Sweden 1.29 %
Switzerland 1.28 %
Turkey 1.21 %
Iran 1.12 %
Belgium 1.11 %

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ScienceDirect ensures research from around the world
is seen all over the world
Source: Elsevier Web Analytics Department, ScienceDirect Usage Data 2011–2015
Where in the world have the articles authored by World affiliated
researchers been downloaded?
articles from World
affiliated authors and
published on
ScienceDirect, have
been Downloaded
3,301,570,065 times by
researchers from 132
countries (excluding:
countries part of the
"Research4Life"
program.)
Top 20 Downloading
Countries
China 16.03 %
India 3.95 %
Japan 3.75 %
Australia 3.62 %
Germany 3.38 %
Canada 3.01 %
Korea 2.98 %
France 2.80 %
Brazil 2.53 %
Taiwan 2.46 %
Italy 1.92 %
Spain 1.91 %
Netherlands 1.87 %
Iran 1.81 %
Turkey 1.76 %
Thailand 1.65 %
Malaysia 1.58 %
Switzerland 1.11 %

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ScienceDirect ensures visibility of the world’s research
Source: Elsevier Web Analytics Department, Scopus Data 2011–2015
Where articles authored by World affiliated researchers and published on ScienceDirect have
been cited in the world?
articles from World
affiliated authors and
published on
ScienceDirect, have
been cited 64,734,635
times by authors from
244 countries.
Top 20 Citing Countries
China 15.50 %
Germany 4.53 %
India 4.03 %
Italy 3.64 %
France 3.64 %
Japan 3.58 %
Spain 3.23 %
Canada 3.06 %
Australia 2.68 %
Korea 2.52 %
Brazil 2.24 %
Iran 2.19 %
Netherlands 1.67 %
Taiwan 1.59 %
Turkey 1.55 %
Poland 1.26 %
Switzerland 1.06 %
Sweden 0.95 %

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ScienceDirect helps innovators benefit from research
done around the world.
Source: LexisNexis Univentio and Scopus. Documents published since 1996
Since 1996, 377,416 Elsevier publications have been cited in the patents documents of
632,670 inventions.
Overall 1,424,190 articles published
by researchers have been cited in
3,090,973 unique inventions.
Cited Articles share
by publisher
27%
10%
10%
50%

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What’s behind ScienceDirect?
Soliciting and
managing
submissions
Managing
peer review
(500
Employees in
Publishing)
Manuscript
editing
(4,600
level 1 editors)
Production and
publication
(500 employees
in operations)
Promotion and
dissemination
(550 employees in
Research Solutions)
ScienceDirect Hosting
(100 developers and
prod. managers)
Via Evise and ESS Elsevier receives:
• > 1 Million article submissions per
year (more than 1 article submitted
every minute)
We facilitate scholarly
communication by:
• Organizing editorial boards
• Launching new subscription
and open access journals
(30 journals per year)
• Running 2,762 Active
journals
• Coordinating 440,000
reviewers
• Promoting 600,000 authors
Our global network of editors manages:
• 7 million+ author/ publisher
communications per year
Level 1 Editors connect with a global
network of subject matter experts,
including:
• 92,000 level 2 and 3 editorial board
members
We provide access,
training and support to:
• 180+ countries
• 4,500+ institutions
• 16 million monthly users
Resulting in:
• Nearly 1 billion
downloads/year
• 27 downloads per second
Our operations team oversees:
• Production of >350,000 new articles per year
- Content is tagged for discoverability
- Articles are content enriched with interactive
graphs, 3D models, and data visualizations etc.
- Rigorous quality control process in place
Product Managers and Developers:
• Maintain the article recommender
algorithm
• Develop and improve the platform
using agile methodology
• Ensure availability and visibility of 14
million digital articles
OVER
8,000
PEOPLE

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Elsevier is evolving its Open Access journal program
•Elsevier has over 100 Open Access Journals &
Growing
• 1,625 Elsevier titles offer sponsored access
− Article available to all non-subscribers
- Allows authors to publish open access in high
quality, indexed journals
- Agreements with Welcome Trust and the UK
Medical Research Council to reimburse fees
• Launch of Heliyon
- Elsevier’s Open Access megajournal
• Cell Press
- Unrestricted access after 12-months
- Launch of Open Access Cell Reports in 2011
• 96 Journals offer “delayed open access”
- After a period of time specific to each journal
- Elsevier Authors can post the peer-reviewed AAMs
on their institutional repositories and on their own
website immediately and voluntarily

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ScienceDirect homepage

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Sign in to experience all the personlized features
such as the alerts and see your search history
it is the same sign
in on Scopus
so you just need
to do it register
once

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Sign in when using ScienceDirect
 The username is the email
address you just use to
register
 It is the same login that
Scopus so you only need
to register once

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Popular articles
and recent
publications have
been reorganized,
making it easier to
explore relevant
research in your
field

stay up-to-date with the popular articles
within your research area

Evaluate your research area
with the top articles free feature in ScienceDirect

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 You can type several keywords separated by a comma :
the comma will stand for “AND”
 You can narrow your results by using double quotes or curly brackets

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TIPS!
You can search for phrases in three ways, depending on how exact a match
you want to find. You can find: your search terms somewhere in the
document; a loose or approximate phrase match; or an exact phrase
match
To search for a loose or approximate phrase : To find documents where your search terms appear adjacent
to each other enclose the terms in double quotes "cell behavior".
“heart-attack” will search for heart-attack, heart attack, heart attacks, and so on
To search for an exact phrase : To find documents that contain an exact phrase, including any stop words,
spaces and punctuation, enclose the phrase in curly brackets {high-pressure processing}.
Wildcards: To find documents that contain different keywords spelled with the same letters, use the asterisk.
Searching for "criminal* insan*" finds criminally insane and criminal insanity.
Plurals are included. Searching for tox*¨finds toxicology, toxin, toxic …
For more information on search tips, click here: Search Tips

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This is the “results page”: by
refining, get less results but
more relevant ones based on
the filters on the left side

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Using the filters helps you finding quickly more relevant results

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Article in Press

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Image search

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Image search

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If your are sign in, you can see your “Search History”
You just need to click the first time on “turn on”

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TIPS! Make sure you “Save your history as”
to be able to recall your history later

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Combine with “AND” or “OR” several searches from your history
http://help.sciencedirect.com/flare/sdhelp_Left.htm#CSHID=hist_combine.htm|StartTopic=Content%2Fhist_combine.htm|SkinName=svs_SD
TIPS! This is an
alternative option to run
an Advanced Search with
multiple keywords linked
with different boolean
operators (“AND” and
“OR”)

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Combine an advanced search with the
filters and then save your search as an
alert (notification per email)
Search Alert
TIPS! When saving your search as an alert, avoid to filter on year to
make sure to keep on receiving new alerts this year and next year

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Save your Search as an Alert & manage your alerts

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3 types of Alerts

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Create a Journal or Book-Series alert on the journal’s or book-series’ page

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Several useful features on the results page

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On the book’s page, you can download the complete book at once

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Our advanced recommender helps you find other, related information
you might have overlooked

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Tables’ features
 Click on “view in workspace” to copy the table on the 3rd column and to continue
to read the publication in the 2nd column
 Click on “download as CSV” to download the table in an Excel sheet

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Figures’ features:
 Click on the figure itself to copy it on the 3rd column and to continue to read the
publication in the 2nd column
 Click on “download image” to download it on your computer
 Click on “download as Powerpoint Slide” to download the image in PowerPoint

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Fig. 3 Rolling variance decomposition for bank holding companies. This figure presents the rolling variance decomposition for the
value-weighted bank portfolio with an estimation window of 36 months. The sum of the banking-industry risk factors’ explanator...
Wolfgang Bessler , Philipp Kurmann , Tom Nohel
Time-varying systematic and idiosyncratic risk exposures of US bank holding companies
Journal of International Financial Markets, Institutions and Money, Volume 35, 2015, 45 - 68
http://dx.doi.org/10.1016/j.intfin.2014.11.009

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This is the overview page:
It lists all the journals and / or books in your own field per access types

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Multidisciplinary database:
extend your subject area to find out the sub-categories

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Multidisciplinary database:
extend your subject area to find out the sub-categories

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You need an Excel file listing the content you can access to:
Download the Electronic Holdings Reports for your institution

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IV. eBooks on ScienceDirect

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Researchers identify a clear difference between the
content found in books vs. journal articles
Books and journal articles provide different types of content, but for this reason they are fundamentally
interlinked: researchers need both to build their knowledge around a topic.
 Fundamental knowledge
 Comprehensive
 Learning tool
 Wide angle
 New topic or recapping old areas
 Specialised knowledge
 Narrow focus
 Extreme depth
 Latest research / new results
 Applying techniques
BOOK
CONTENT
Breadth Connecting
Disciplines
ARTICLE
CONTENT
Depth in Growing
Disciplines
Characteristics of eBook Content

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Contribution Of Elsevier Books
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Journals
Books
Reviews and Series
RELEVANCE OF INFORMATION OVER TIME
Accumulate
results, apply
conclusions,
present views
Report on
original
research
Letters
INTERDISCIPLINARITY
Encyclopedias and Comprehensives
Research
Textbooks
Handbooks
Monographs and Single Volume References
Books are the knowledge repository from which new research builds.
Background
research and
knowledge
acquisition
Connections
between topics
Deepen
knowledge
New
discoveries &
collaboration
Learn new
methods

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Elsevier eBooks
• A catalyst for discovery in new areas
• Presents sustained arguments, differing opinions, nuance and complexity
• Links to related (and often unexpected) fields, methods and materials
• Suitable for every type of research and researcher audiences
• Hosted on and fully integrated with ScienceDirect with no DRM restrictions
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Subject
Depth
Reference Modules
Hand-picked and
regularly updated
collections spark new
lines of inquiry. Journals
Dynamic links on ScienceDirect
deepen exploration into the
latest research findings.
eBooks/Monographs
Sustained arguments
help widen the sphere
of investigation to forge
new paths forward.
Book &
Handbook Series
A comprehensive
snapshot of the current
state of research offers
fresh perspective.
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An advantageous mix of content
Major Reference
Works
A wide-angle view
of the existing body of
knowledge creates a
cross-disciplinary bridge.

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Globally we’re seeing book usage and turnaways
mimicking journal usage and turnaways
turnaways: trying to access unsubscribed content
Source: ScienceDirect usage data (Usage and Analytics Team)
Book Usage
Book Turnaways
Journal Usage
Journal Turnaways

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eBooks on ScienceDirect:
same features as for the journals
For the books, you can search keyword(s) within the book
and you can see the complete book outline or the outline
per chapter

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ScienceDirect Recap : More Informed Research
With ScienceDirect, you can navigate across a broad array of high quality journal articles, book
chapters and supplementary data that support your understanding and exploration, so that you
are always up-to-date and aware of developments impacting your field. Inform your research,
teaching or studies with ScienceDirect in the following ways:
 Use a single solution to access over 3,800 journals and more than 35,000 books,
covering 24 major disciplines across science, technology and health
 Access over 14 million full-text publications with an average citation share of 25.3%
 Register for multiple alerts, including journal and book series, topic and search alerts
 Get advanced access to peer-reviewed articles accepted for publication through
Articles in Press
 View, read and download the most popular articles
 Get more out of your reading through links to data repositories and supplementary data
as supplied by authors
 Discover over 400 papers by 74 Nobel Laureates (2008-2015)

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In case of technical issues, kindly contact
the Elsevier E-Helpdesk Customer Service
E-mail: nlinfo@elsevier.com
Tel: +31 20 485 3767
Fax: +31 20 485 3432
TIPS! When emailing them: we recommend you to always attached a print screen
of the technical issue your are facing. This will help our helpdesk to identify faster
the issue.

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Additional help
 Elsevier’s dedicated information center for ScienceDirect
https://www.elsevier.com/solutions/sciencedirect/support
 Also, through, the help button on the homepage of ScienceDirect

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More help or information needed:
Scroll down ScienceDirect homepage

Some examples of how ScienceDirect meets the
researcher challenges in 2017
Information overload
Research integrity /
reproducibility
Collaboration
Funding
Societal impact
Personalisations
Optimized article page layout
New search results pages
Research Reference Initiative/
Topic pages
New journal homepage

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ScienceDirect is poised to address these needs so that you can
achieve more than you thought possible
Researcher need ScienceDirect benefit to researcher
I need to find relevant research
at the right time, in the way
that suits me
EFFICIENT
RESEARCHERS
I need to better understand
what I’m reading and to
collaborate with other
researchers, both nationally
and internationally
EFFECTIVE
RESEARCHERS
I need to be up to date in my
field of research
INFORMED
RESEARCHERS
Achieve More
To improve your research
output and make a
greater impact in your
field, ScienceDirect
empowers you to reach
your goals by being more
informed, more effective
and more efficient.

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Non Solus – Not Alone
[..] the intertwined tree and vine represent a
fruitful relationship […]
the logo represents […] the symbiotic
relationship between publisher and
scholar. The addition of the Non Solus
inscription reinforces the message that
publishers, like the elm tree, are needed to
provide sturdy support for scholars, just as
surely as scholars, the vine, are needed to
produce fruit.
Publishers and scholars cannot do it
alone. They need each other. This remains
as apt a representation of the relationship
between Elsevier and its authors today –
neither dependent, nor independent, but
interdependent.

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