Institutional Recognition for Preprints: Recommendations for Policies and Practices

by Melissa Chim | October 23rd, 2024

As part of her Fellowship with Accelerating Science and Publication in Biology (ASAPbio), Scholarly Communications Librarian Melissa Chim co-authored a white paper entitled Institutional recognition for preprints: Recommendations for policies and practices. This paper explores how universities can encourage open science practices by recognizing preprints in their graduation, hiring, and promotion guidelines.

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Institutional Recognition for Preprints: Recommendations for Policies and Practices

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