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Open preprint reviews.
For all researchers.
Provide and receive constructive feedback on preprints from an international community of your peers.
Review a preprintFor underserved researchers
We support and empower diverse and historically excluded communities of researchers (particularly those at early stages of their career) to find a voice, train, and engage in peer review.
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Making science and scholarship more equitable, transparent, and collaborative.
Our missionYear of Open Science

PREreview joined the US White House, 10 federal agencies, a coalition of more than 85 universities, and other organizations in a commitment to advancing 4 Year of Open Science goals to:
- Develop a strategic plan for open science.
- Improve the transparency, integrity, and equity of reviews.
- Account for open science activities in evaluations.
- Engage underrepresented communities in the advancement of open science.
Statistics
- 760 PREreviews
- 20 preprint servers
- 2,484 PREreviewers
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Aline Vieira Bezerra Higino de Oliveira, Ayane Nazarela Santos de Almeida, Laureny A. Lourenço da Silva, Miguel Oliveira, Jr., and 2 other authors of the Language Club reviewed O papel da intervenção explícita no desenvolvimento da prosódia em espanhol como língua não nativa -
Melissa Chim, Stephen Gabrielson, Allie Tatarian, Jessica Polka, and Dibyendu Roy Chowdhury of the ASAPbio Meta-Research Crowd reviewed Describing the landscape of medical education preprints on medRxiv - Review published
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Stephen Gabrielson, Dibyendu Roy Chowdhury, Ashley Farley, and Gary McDowell of the ASAPbio Meta-Research Crowd reviewed Preprint review services: Disrupting the scholarly communication landscape? - Review published
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Anton Iyer reviewed Comprehensive analysis of gene regulatory dynamics, fitness landscape, and population evolution during sexual reproduction - Review published
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Gracielle Higino, Varina Crisfield, Mobina Gholamhosseini, Katherine Hébert, and Tanya Strydom reviewed Botany and Geogenomics: constraining geological hypotheses with large-scale genetic data derived from plants - Review published
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