Artificial intelligence tools to support information retrieval
Scopus AI is now available for Aalto community members
Scopus is Elsevier's abstract and citation database, which has an add-on using generative artificial intelligence called Scopus AI. It is designed specifically for the academic community. Based on reliable and peer-reviewed content, Scopus AI provides support for research or study-related information retrieval.
Scopus AI is accessible from a separate tab on the Scopus homepage and it allows you to make freely formulated search requests in different languages, including Finnish. Scopus AI retrieves answers from the references in the database and provides a short summary of the topic with source references. The answers are based on references published in 2003 or later. You can explore the topic further via an extended summary, concept map, basic publications in the research area, or the expert section on the topic. Additionally, exploration of the topic can be enhanced with pre-offered additional questions.
→ Access Scopus through Aalto-Primo library database
→ Guidelines for using Scopus AI (Scopus AI LibGuide)
Web of Science Research Assistant
A recent addition to the Web of Science database is an add-on utilizing generative artificial intelligence, Research Assistant, which was in test use in October. It will be made available for Aalto community members next year.
→ Access Web of Science through Aalto-Primo library database
→ More information about Web of Science Research Assistant (Web of Science Help Center)
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