Scopus is a citation index. This means that, if you find an article of interest, you can look at subsequent articles that have cited it.
It does not contain the full-text of articles, so you will need to use the links to locate full-text.
Scopus is a multi-subject database, covering health sciences, life sciences, physical sciences, and social sciences & humanities.
CSU Library also subscribes to the Web of Science Core Collection, which is an alternative citation index.
When you get a results list in Scopus, one of the columns that displays is the Cited by. This shows the number of articles (indexed in Scopus) that have cited the article. Clicking on the number will display brief records of those citing articles.
The results list will, by default, be sorted by Date (Newest). You can use the drop-down menu to change the sort order to Cited by (highest) or Cited by (lowest).
You can use this feature of Scopus to:
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