« A joint collaboration between Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory, Yale University, and BMJ
medRxiv aims to meet the unique preprint needs of the clinical research community with a free, non-profit service. (…) »
« Arxiv, the most widely known preprint server, has received over 1.5 million preprints since its inception in 1991. BioRxiv, a growing equivalent in the life sciences that was started in 2013, hosts over 40,000 submissions representing the work of over 160,000…
« For more than two decades, Nature and its sister journals have supported pre-publication sharing of manuscripts on preprint servers. Nature’s first editorial on this goes back to 1997 — although, back then, the practice was common only among physicists. By making early research findings accessible quickly and easily, preprints allow…
« L’archive bioRxiv est le serveur pour déposer les preprints de biologie. Lorsqu’un preprint est déposé, il est destiné à être publié dans une revue scientifique avec un comité de lecture. Ce preprint peut être actualisé, et les auteurs peuvent corriger le preprint. S’il est ensuite accepté…
« Background and rationale
The traditional academic publishing process is known to be time-consuming and, in some cases, slow.
Preprints have started becoming more widespread in a number of disciplines over the past few years to partly address this and allow authors to share their work ahead of formal…
« It can take months or even years for research to go from ideation to publication, with the vast majority of findings generated along the way often restricted to the offline world — hidden in printed posters, computer files, and the pages of lab notebooks.
This is starting to change, however,…
« We release the results of the J-STAGE customer satisfaction surveys. (…) »
« More than 1 million studies are now downloaded from the site every month, mostly in neuroscience, bioinformatics and genomics.
Researchers posted more preprints to the bioRxiv server in 2018 alone than in the four previous years, according to an analysis of the 37,648 preprints posted on the site in its…
« In recognition of SciELO’s twentieth anniversary, the Public Knowledge Project (PKP) and SciELO Program are entering into an agreement to develop a Preprint Server system on the principles that have guided these two organizations over the last two decades. (…) »
