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Scopus AI

Scopus AI is an AI application integrated into the Scopus database, allowing users to search for information using natural language queries. The tool generates responses based on article abstracts within the database and suggests follow-up questions on the same topic. Scopus AI also supports information retrieval by creating concept maps and lists of topic experts.

Link to the Scopus database (Scopus AI can be found as a separate tab within the database)
Scopus AI Guide (Elsevier)

Web of Science Research Assistant

Research Assistant is an artificial intelligence application integrated with the Web of Science database that allows you to search for information by asking questions in natural language - you can also ask and receive answers in Finnish.
The Research Assistant can help you learn about a topic, create concept maps for a literature review or find a suitable journal to publish your own article. The app also suggests additional in-depth questions and lists key researchers and publications.

Link to the Web of Science database (Research Assistant can be found in the main page)
Research Assistant Guide (Clarivate)

Keenious

Keenious is an AI-based tool that helps find related articles based on an article, text, or publication URL. Keenious works both in web browsers and the Word word processor. The University of Turku offers students and staff access to the paid Keenious Plus version.

More information and instructions for setup

Libkey Nomad browser extension

Libkey Nomad is a browser extension which helps you to find articles acquired by Turku University Library. If you go straight to publisher’s or aggregator’s page, you will not be able to access materials provided by the library. Libkey Nomad let’s you know if article you found is available through the library services and will provide you with a link to access or download it.

Once the program is installed on your computer, it will notify you via an icon that appears in the bottom corner if the article is available through the library.
By clicking the icon, you can log in to the university's login service with your UTU credentials. Once logged in, you can either access the article directly or download it.