Studying “Pre-Truth” Science: The 2023 Scholarly Communications Institute
By Alice Fleerackers, with input from Yao-Hua Law, Mario Malički, Luisa Massarani, Chelsea…
New preprint explores tracing data reuse and citations
In our digital era, scientists are certainly sharing and reusing open data. Yet it remains unclear…
Behind the scenes: New research on doctors who vlog
Doctors are moving out of their clinics and taking over the digital world. Many physicians are…
How is emerging health research communicated online?
Image by Olivia Aguiar In the slow, unpredictable world of journal publication,…
Journalists reporting on the COVID-19 pandemic relied on research that had yet to be peer reviewed
By Alice Fleerackers (Simon Fraser University) and Lauren A Maggio (Uniformed Services University…
Preprint comments: A place for praise, critique, and everything in between
Once all but unknown to anyone but economics or high energy physics researchers, preprints are…
Four recommendations for improving preprint metadata
By Mario Malički and Juan Pablo Alperin This blog post is inspired by our four part series…
FORCE2019: Establishing a shared vision for preprints
This blog is cross-posted from ASAPbio and reused under CC-BY 4.0 license. Please add any comments…
Analyzing preprints: The challenges of working with metadata from arXiv’s Quantitative Biology section
By Mario Malički, Maria Janina Sarol, and Juan Pablo Alperin This blog post is the last of a four…
Analyzing Preprints: The challenges of working with metadata from bioRxiv
By Mario Malički, Maria Janina Sarol, and Juan Pablo Alperin This blog post is the third in a four…