Scopus MCP Connector for Claude
A+Access the world's largest abstract and citation database. Search for research papers, authors, and institutional profiles directly.
Connect your Scopus API credentials to any AI agent and unlock the power of Elsevier's massive research database through natural conversation.
What you can do
- Advanced Search — Query Scopus abstracts and metadata using Boolean syntax and field codes like TITLE-ABS-KEY() or PUBYEAR
- Author & Institution Profiles — Retrieve detailed profiles, including H-index, affiliation history, and publication lists
- Citation Metrics — Get comprehensive citation overviews, counts, and summaries by year for any document via DOI or Scopus ID
- Journal Insights — Access metadata for serials including CiteScore, SJR, and SNIP metrics to evaluate publication impact
- PlumX Metrics — Inspect social media mentions, usage, and altmetrics to understand the broader reach of scientific work
How it works
- Subscribe to this server
- Enter your Scopus API Key (and optional Institutional Token)
- Start conducting literature reviews and bibliometric analysis from Claude, Cursor, or any MCP client
Who is this for?
- Researchers & Academics — quickly find relevant literature and track citation trends without manual database exports
- Data Scientists — integrate high-quality metadata and metrics into research workflows and knowledge graphs
- University Administrators — audit institutional output and author profiles with ease
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