The advent of artificial intelligence (AI) has sparked interest in its potential use to enhance and streamline the peer review process, a crucial aspect of… Read More »Leveraging AI in Peer Review: Not so fast!
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At PeerPremier we charge $1,100 USD to the authors for each submitted manuscript. From this, $300 USD goes to each of the three reviewers who… Read More »Costs of publishing – How does PeerPremier compare to publishers?
The issue of providing monetary reimbursements for peer review has been discussed broadly (Lancet, Science, Scholarly Kitchen, Editage, etc.). PeerPremier, a journal independent professional peer… Read More »Money for peer review?
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The recent increase in the use of preprint servers is a strong indication that the community is viewing preprints positively. To be clear, I’m referring… Read More »Preprints Need to be Detectable!
Andreas Heyland, Professor, University of Guelph. Preprint research literature has become more widespread in the life sciences in recent years, with publishers encouraging (or even… Read More »Preprints: Blessing or curse – a case for journal independent open access publishing