Whether you are just starting out on your journey to improve open science through evaluating preprints or you have an established process for your lab or team, showcasing your work on Sciety helps promote preprint review in one place on the web.
In our final post of the year, we look back on some of the stuff we've achieved together at Sciety in Q3/4 as we redefine the landscape of evaluated preprint discovery and curation.
Join us for an interactive workshop around the limitations of the traditional model of peer review, and how the growth of preprints is allowing researchers to explore more open and equitable evaluation models.
Declaração de impacto: a introdução do primeiro grupo de língua não inglesa no Sciety reflete os valores compartilhados das equipes de diversidade e inclusão na comunicação em pesquisa.
The introduction of the first non-English group on Sciety reflects the teams’ shared values of diversity and inclusivity in research communication.
During this webinar, speakers demonstrated some of Sciety's essential features, including aggregation of open reviews, curation of preprints, and much more.
In this year’s post, we will focus a little more on the ‘T’ in the LGBTIQ+ (Lesbian Gay Bisexual Trans Intersex Queer +) acronym. This letter ‘T’ encompasses the wider community who identifies as transgender, or trans for short.
For Sciety, GigaScience and GigaByte increase value for users, with the potential to provide multiple reviews, and therefore more enriching activities, on preprints.
If you are interested in reviewing preprints, or already doing so, Sciety is here to help others find your paper reviews and evaluations.
