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Researchers support preprints and open access publishing, but with reservations: A questionnaire survey of MBSJ members

Genes to Cells, 2023
Since the 1990s, journals have become increasingly online and open access. In fact, about 50% of articles published in 2021 were open access. The use of preprints (i.e., non‐peer‐reviewed articles) has also increased.
Kazuki Ide, J. Nakayama
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Preprints and the future of scientific publishing: in favor of relevance.

American Journal of Epidemiology, 2023
Peer-reviewed journals provide an invaluable but inadequate vehicle for scientific communication. Preprints are now an essential complement to peer-reviewed publications.
M. M. Glymour   +3 more
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The “Silent” Removal of Bibliometric Information of Three SSRN Preprints Related to Peer Review, and then their Full Reinstatement

Preservation, Digital Technology & Culture, 2023
For data information scientists, librarians and academics alike, it is a worrisome sign when information or a file opaquely disappears from the body of scientific literature, even more so when it carries a digital object identifier (DOI). This is because
J. A. Teixeira da Silva
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Towards the relationship between AIGC in manuscript writing and author profiles: evidence from preprints in LLMs

arXiv.org
AIGC tools such as ChatGPT have profoundly changed scientific research, leading to widespread attention on its use on academic writing. Leveraging preprints from large language models, this study examined the use of AIGC in manuscript writing and its ...
Jialin Liu, Yi Bu
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Are Preprints a Threat to the Credibility and Quality of Artificial Intelligence Literature in the ChatGPT Era? A Scoping Review and Qualitative Study

International journal of human computer interactions
ChatGPT, as the pioneer of advanced generative AI tools, has triggered scholarly discussions about the potential use of such AI technologies in interdisciplinary fields.
Michael Agyemang Adarkwah   +5 more
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Can open peer review improve uptake of preprints into policies? Evidence from a causal inference

Science and Public Policy
The advantage of no publication time lag had led to the use of preprints as research evidence for public policy development that required a rapid response.
Chuer Xu, Qianjin Zong
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How many preprints have actually been printed and why: a case study of computer science preprints on arXiv

Scientometrics, 2020
Preprints play an increasingly critical role in academic communities. There are many reasons driving researchers to post their manuscripts to preprint servers before formal submission to journals or conferences, but the use of preprints has also sparked ...
Jialiang Lin   +4 more
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