When you put in a query, Scopus AI will show the steps taken by its Copilot search tool to set up the search and summary, and as part of this process it will display the specific keywords that were used to search in Scopus. By reviewing these, you may be able to discover new search terms that you can apply to your searches in the other library databases.
After typing a query into the Scopus AI search field, you will receive a synthesized summary of what the peer-reviewed research says on your topic based on Scopus abstracts published in the last five years. It is recommended that you frame your query as a question.
The articles used to create your summary will be shown and cited. Currently, Scopus AI will use and cite up to 10 relevant studies.
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