Elsevier, the world’s leading provider of science and health information, is committed to progressing the societal impact of research. Elsevier, established in 1880, publishes research and partners with leading institutions, funders, and corporations to advance scholarship and improve lives. Through Elsevier Research Intelligence—Pure, SciVal, Funding, Custom Solutions for Funders, and Analytical Services – we combine institutional and external information with data from Scopus® , the trusted standard among researchers and research strategists alike, to inform decisions and to drive successful outcomes. Elsevier Research Intelligence is used by the world’s research leaders to assess research strengths and inform decision-making at each stage of the research lifecycle. 

Here are some ways we support the innovation and research knowledge base:

• Elsevier enhances the quality of scientific research output by organizing the review, editing and dissemination of about 18% of the world’s scientific articles.
• ScienceDirect, the world’s largest platform dedicated to peer-reviewed primary scientific and medical research, hosts over 18 million pieces of content from more than 4,300 journals and over 42,000 e-books and has more than 18 million unique monthly visitors.
• Scopus uniquely combines a comprehensive, curated abstract and citation database with enriched data and linked scholarly content, with over 81 million records across 25,000 journals, sourced from more than 5,000 publishers.
• SciVal offers insights into the research performance of over 19,000 research institutions.
• ClinicalKey, the flagship clinical reference platform, is accessed in more than 90 countries and territories and by over 1,900 institutions in North America alone.
• Since 2000, Elsevier journals have featured articles by 205 of 206 science and economics Nobel Prize winners.
• Elsevier’s free Novel Coronavirus Information Center saw over 200 million downloads in 2020