Preprints and Society

Open Access (OA) publishing is a popular method of scholarly communication. OA materials can be accessed for free, relying on

On the tenth anniversary of the collaboration between Preprints.org and Crossref, we look back to the beginning.

Globally, preprints have become a more popular medium for scientific research. This model has sped up the sharing of knowledge,

Artificial intelligence is an increasingly important part of how research is created, reviewed, and shared, particularly in the context of

Academic publishing prides itself on promoting equal opportunities for all. Yet there remain troubling structural differences between the Global North

Generative artificial intelligence (AI) continues to have a growing impact in many sectors of society, including scientific publishing. Its ability

This year, Preprints.org joins the global academic community in celebrating International Open Access Week. Building on the theme Who Owns

With ASAPbio’s Preprint Policy Framework, it makes sense to take a moment and explain what it means for researchers. The

Open science is a broad movement aiming to make scientific research accessible to all. In today’s information-driven world, it’s important