Note that a high similarity score does not necessarily indicate plagiarized text. Figures and equations cannot be checked at present. The default similarity report view gives the percentage of the text of the manuscript which has overlap with one or more published articles. To request an account, simply reach out to your Publishing contact at Elsevier.
Editors may also choose to run a similarity report at any other point during the review process or post-publication using the standalone tool.
Elsevier's contribution consists of 10 million articles and 7000 books and is ever-increasing as all newly published articles are added.įor a searchable list of all participating publishers, please visit: Īll new submissions to many Elsevier journals are automatically screened using Crossref Similarity Check within the editorial system. Note that even this database is not entirely exhaustive: research published by non-participating publishers or before the digital era may be absent. Over 200 CrossRef members, including Elsevier, collaborate by donating full-text journal articles and book chapters to create a unique database of over 50 million articles. Crossref Similarity Check is powered by the Ithenticate software from iParadigms, known in the academic community as providers of Turnitin. In 2008, Crossref and the STM publishing community came together to develop Crossref Similarity Check, a service that helps editors to verify the originality of papers. Software solutions, therefore, require cooperation between (ideally) all publishing houses. Cases of suspected plagiarism are rarely limited to one journal or publisher.
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