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A Roadmap for Transparent and FAIR Preprints in Biology and Medicine

bioRxiv | 2020-01-30

On January 20 and 21, 2020, the not-for-profit ASAPbio organization convened a workshop on improving the discoverability, reuse, and interoperability of preprints in the life and biomedical sciences. bioRxiv and medRxiv co-founders John Inglis and Richard Sever and medRxiv co-founder Theo Bloom were among the 30 attendees from preprint servers, publishers, funders, and standards, indexing, and metadata infrastructure. Two short reports on the workshop and the next steps in this initiative are now available: Building trust in preprints together
Preprints in biology and medicine

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