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Provide and receive constructive feedback on preprints from an international community of your peers.

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Interactive workshops for organizations and institutions looking to help their members hone their skills as reviewers.

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Live Reviews

We run collaborative, interactive preprint review calls as an alternative approach to traditional peer review.

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PREreview Clubs

Start or join one of our preprint review groups, where members work together to provide timely, constructive feedback.

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Peer Review Week 2026

PREreview celebrated Peer Review Week 2026 with a global Review-a-thon to showcase the transformative power of human, collaborative peer review in the research evaluation culture. 14 PREreview Clubs joined the initiative to review preprints in 4 different languages and on multiple research topics.

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For underserved researchers, there’s a better way

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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Recent PREreviews

Recent review requests

  1. Review request for Before AI tells patients what to eat, it needs to know where they live: a cross-sectional ecological study of diabetes and food access in California and Michigan census tracts, with a spotlight on Metro Detroit and Metro Los Angeles

    A review was requested for Before AI tells patients what to eat, it needs to know where they live: a cross-sectional ecological study of diabetes and food access in California and Michigan census tracts, with a spotlight on Metro Detroit and Metro Los Angeles
    Request published
    Preprint server
    medRxiv
  2. Review request for A closed genome of Streptococcus agalactiae ST347/II reveals a composite integrative element coupling nisin P biosynthesis to erm(B) and tet(O) in Dominican group B Streptococcus

    A review was requested for A closed genome of Streptococcus agalactiae ST347/II reveals a composite integrative element coupling nisin P biosynthesis to erm(B) and tet(O) in Dominican group B Streptococcus
    • Public Health, Environmental and Occupational Health
    • Molecular Medicine
    Request published
    Preprint server
    bioRxiv

Statistics

  • 2,400 PREreviews
  • 34 preprint servers
  • 5,001 PREreviewers

Funders

  1. Alfred P. Sloan Foundation
  2. Gates Foundation
  3. Chan Zuckerberg Initiative
  4. Mozilla Foundation
  5. Wellcome Trust