Preprints and peer review: A lesson from physics

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For decades, particle physicists have been using open access archives of preprints, i.e. research papers shared before the submission to peer reviewed journals. With the shift to digital archives, this model has proved to be attractive to other disciplines: but can it be exported? In particle physics, archives do not only represent the medium of choice for the circulation of scientific knowledge, but they are central places to build a sense of belonging and to define one's role within the community.

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Delfanti, A. (2015). Preprints and peer review: A lesson from physics. Journal of Science Communication. Scuola Internazionale Superiore di Studi Avanzati. https://doi.org/10.22323/2.14040305

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