Become a preprint advocate: apply now to be a 2023 ASAPbio Fellow
Are you new to preprints and want to learn more about their use? Have you been wondering what the buzz is about preprint review? Have you been using preprints for…
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Do you have a preprint in progress and want constructive feedback? Submit it for discussion at the ASAPbio-PREreview live-streamed preprint journal clubs
Preprints provide a great avenue for researchers to get feedback on their work from the community. This type of community feedback is particularly valuable when gathered on early preprints, that…
Survey points to key two challenges with preprint feedback: recognition and trust
In preparation for the Recognizing Preprint Peer Review workshop, ASAPbio integrated input from two working groups to prepare a survey for researchers, funders, and journal editors and publishing organization employees.…
‘Open science and preprints’ lecture at the University of Belgrade – Raising awareness about preprints in the Serbian community
Post by ASAPbio Fellow Ana Đorđević On 2 December 2022, the Faculty of Chemistry of the University of Belgrade (Serbia), hosted a lecture concerning open science and preprints. The event was…
Interested in organizing a preprint event? Check out the ASAPbio preprint event toolkit
Would you like to organize an event about preprints and are unsure where to start? Then search no more, we have the resource for you. ASAPbio wants to support members…
How journals are innovating in peer review through preprints
Image reproduced from Biogeosciences Post by ASAPbio Fellow Aditi Sengupta Preprints are increasingly becoming a tool to support the peer-review process and aid rapid dissemination of research results. The increased…
Recommendations for managing preprints in generalist and institutional repositories
As adoption of preprints has grown over recent years, researchers have made use of a variety of platforms to share the early drafts of their manuscripts. In addition to the…
Preprints, reproducibility and integrity in publications
Illustration by Roberto Bia, shared under a Creative Commons CC BY license. Post by ASAPbio Fellow Laura Celotto There has been much debate for over a decade about reproducibility in…
ASAPbio crowd preprint review 2.0 – highlights from our 2022 activities to collaboratively develop public preprint reviews
Last year we ran a trial where we experimented with translating the crowd review model pioneered by the journal Synlett to preprints, and we coordinated activities to develop public reviews…
Preprints: untapped potential to share non-traditional results
Post by ASAPbio Fellow Jackie Carozza Preprints provide an outlet for sharing scientific results outside of the traditional peer review and journal publication process – not only can researchers post…