Latest Scientific Publications Search

Latest Scientific Publications Search compared with Google Scholar, Web of Science and Scopus
Latest Scientific Publications Search	Google Scholar	Web of Science	Scopus
Scope: A feed of the latest articles from well-known peer-reviewed journals, searchable by topic, journal, author and date. The page does not name the underlying data sources. It is built for monitoring new literature, not for full historical coverage.	Scope: A crawler-based index of articles, theses, books, abstracts, preprints, technical reports, court opinions and patents, from publishers, repositories and university sites. Coverage of any given source is not guaranteed.	Scope: A curated citation database in which journals, books and proceedings pass an editorial selection process published by Clarivate. Selectivity gives a defined but narrower coverage than a web crawl.	Scope: Over 100 million records, including journals, preprints, books and conference proceedings, with more than 19.5 million searchable author profiles. Elsevier publishes these figures on its product page.
Journal metrics: Impact factor and CiteScore are displayed next to each journal, which helps a quick quality check while browsing recent papers.	Journal metrics: No journal impact factor is part of the search results. Ranking weighs full text, venue, authors, and how often and how recently a work is cited.	Journal metrics: Journal evaluation is part of the Clarivate offer, with Journal Citation Reports as a separate product.	Journal metrics: CiteScore is the native journal metric, and metrics are available at article, author and institution level.
Citation analysis and export: Results link to the publisher page, where the full text or PDF may be available. No citation analysis is described.	Citation analysis and export: Citations can be exported in BibTeX, EndNote, RefMan or RefWorks. Each query shows at most 1,000 results, bulk access is not offered, and no public API is described.		Citation analysis and export: Analytical tools compare and export data for individuals or institutions. API documentation is published at dev.elsevier.com.
Cost and access: Free. Basic searching is public. Free registration unlocks all search functions and the 15,000 or more most recent publications.	Cost and access: No account is needed to search, and email alerts do not require a Google account.		Cost and access: Access is by enterprise or institutional subscription. A free Scopus Preview is available.
When to choose it: Choose it for a regular scan of new publications without any licence.	When to choose it: Choose it for wide discovery, including grey literature, patents and theses.		When to choose it: Choose it for bibliometric analysis, author disambiguation and research evaluation inside an institution.

Latest Scientific Publications Search compared with Google Scholar, Web of Science and Scopus

Latest Scientific Publications Search

Google Scholar

Web of Science

Scopus

Scope: A feed of the latest articles from well-known peer-reviewed journals, searchable by topic, journal, author and date. The page does not name the underlying data sources. It is built for monitoring new literature, not for full historical coverage.

Scope: A crawler-based index of articles, theses, books, abstracts, preprints, technical reports, court opinions and patents, from publishers, repositories and university sites. Coverage of any given source is not guaranteed.

Scope: A curated citation database in which journals, books and proceedings pass an editorial selection process published by Clarivate. Selectivity gives a defined but narrower coverage than a web crawl.

Scope: Over 100 million records, including journals, preprints, books and conference proceedings, with more than 19.5 million searchable author profiles. Elsevier publishes these figures on its product page.

Journal metrics: Impact factor and CiteScore are displayed next to each journal, which helps a quick quality check while browsing recent papers.

Journal metrics: No journal impact factor is part of the search results. Ranking weighs full text, venue, authors, and how often and how recently a work is cited.

Journal metrics: Journal evaluation is part of the Clarivate offer, with Journal Citation Reports as a separate product.

Journal metrics: CiteScore is the native journal metric, and metrics are available at article, author and institution level.

Citation analysis and export: Results link to the publisher page, where the full text or PDF may be available. No citation analysis is described.

Citation analysis and export: Citations can be exported in BibTeX, EndNote, RefMan or RefWorks. Each query shows at most 1,000 results, bulk access is not offered, and no public API is described.

Citation analysis and export: Analytical tools compare and export data for individuals or institutions. API documentation is published at dev.elsevier.com.

Cost and access: Free. Basic searching is public. Free registration unlocks all search functions and the 15,000 or more most recent publications.

Cost and access: No account is needed to search, and email alerts do not require a Google account.

Cost and access: Access is by enterprise or institutional subscription. A free Scopus Preview is available.

When to choose it: Choose it for a regular scan of new publications without any licence.

When to choose it: Choose it for wide discovery, including grey literature, patents and theses.

When to choose it: Choose it for bibliometric analysis, author disambiguation and research evaluation inside an institution.