Learn about Preprints

Preprints are initial drafts of scholarly research that haven’t been peer reviewed yet. They are beneficial to authors because they

For many early‑career researchers, uploading a manuscript is an exciting first step toward sharing their work with the world. But

Peer review is a structured model that assesses the quality and credibility of scholarly research. The discussion around traditional peer

Citations are a way of assessing the authority of a research paper. The more citations a piece of research has,

As a researcher, publishing work is a necessary component of establishing yourself. However, beyond simply publishing work, there’s something else

Any piece of scholarly research will have an author or several authors behind it. Defining a paper’s authorship is one

Altmetrics are a useful tool that can give authors and publishers a lot of information about engagement with articles. To learn more about this (and other) useful metrics, go no further.

AI is a useful tool that can help many academics in a variety of ways. But there are also ways in which it can be misused. Here we look at the misuse of AI in research and what you should know.

Preprints are distinct from peer-reviewed articles in that they don’t undergo a traditional review process. This doesn’t mean, however, that