Yes. The PSU community has access to the following resources from Elsevier.

• ScienceDirect - access to the electronic versions of the Elsevier journals and books that the PSU library subscribes to. Current issues and back files are included.
   
• Scopus – Large article database.  Similar to Web of Science.   Also see: Scopus vs. Web of Science (from ASU Library)
   
• Funding Institutional
  “a holistic view of the research funding landscape using a single solution that combines over 18,000 active funding opportunities with information on over 7 million awarded research grants from a wide-range of funders.”
  

• PURE – “your gateway to finding research output and collaboration partners throughout all Penn State campuses. Search profiles and output by concept, researcher name or department/campus”
   
• SciVal –  “access to the research performance of thousands of research institutions and their associated researchers from 231 nations worldwide—so you can visualize research performance, benchmark relative to peers, develop strategic partnerships, identify and analyze new, emerging research trends, and create uniquely tailored reports…SciVal offers an extensive array of simple and more sophisticated metrics…”