Inclusion of COVID-19 Preprints in the iSearch COVID-19 Portfolio

Intellectual property (IP) refers to creations of the mind, such as inventions or artistic or literary works. These works typically

Creative Commons (CC) licenses are common types of open licensing used to enable global accessibility, dissemination, and reusability of scholarly

Preprints are a valuable type of manuscript for authors, but do they count as publications? This is a common question many researchers ask themselves,

In the academic publishing process, a research paper is a formal academic document in which the author(s) investigates a specific question or problem. This typically involves

Preprint servers are platforms that provide access to early versions of scholarly articles known as preprints. They are part of the wider preprint infrastructure aimed

For 10 years, Preprints.org has provided a platform for researchers and academics to share their work freely and transparently. Preprinting

Peer review is the process by which scientific content is assessed based on its academic integrity and originality. Originating in the scientific circles of the 17th, 18th,

The evaluation of scholarly journal articles is commonly carried out by two or three anonymous experts selected by a journal’s editor. Whilst this process provides valuable expert assessment, it does

Preprints are a growing part of the open access publishing world. Between climbing numbers across each discipline and a reputation