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Perspectives, resources, and community voices advancing research communication through preprints.

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How Preprints Work

15 Jul 2026

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How Preprints Work

Publishing academic research is an important component of any scholar’s career. Open access models in particular allow researchers to choose

Who is the Preprints.org Community?

01 Jul 2026

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Who is the Preprints.org Community?

The Preprints.org community is a global network of scholars committed to advancing scientific communication. It brings together authors, readers, and

How We Support Preprint Sharing

18 Jun 2026

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How We Support Preprint Sharing

This year marks the 10th anniversary of our platform. In the face of great challenges and sustained growth, Preprints.org has

Preprints, Who Are We After Ten Years?

19 May 2026

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Preprints, Who Are We After Ten Years?

This year marks the 10th anniversary of Preprints.org, a free, non-profit, multidisciplinary preprint server supported by MDPI. During this time, we

Preprints.org 2025 Year in Review

06 Jan 2026

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Preprints.org 2025 Year in Review

A look back at how Preprints.org advanced open science in 2025 through community events, researcher stories, platform improvements, and more.

Prof. Fahmi Decodes the Value of Preprints

12 Nov 2025

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Prof. Fahmi Decodes the Value of Preprints

How can preprints transform your research trajectory? For Prof. Fahmi, it began with a single upload—and led to a series

A Conversation with Prof. Abhinandan R. Patil

15 Oct 2025

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A Conversation with Prof. Abhinandan R. Patil

In this article, we share our conversation with Prof. Abhinandan R. Patil and his views on the ever-growing world of preprints.

From Tradition to Preprints: An Interview with Dr. Jonathan H. Westover

01 Oct 2025

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From Tradition to Preprints: An Interview with Dr. Jonathan H. Westover

Research is most valuable when it is shared, and preprints make that possible without delay. They allow researchers to circulate

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