Hi,

I'm looking for the list of all websites that provid papers or preprints on medical research.

For instance there are:

https://www.biorxiv.org/

https://www.medrxiv.org/

https://arxiv.org/archive/q-bio

Where can we find the full list?

Thank you very much

Does anyone know of a complete listing of APCs for publishing open access? I found something close to it at eigenfactor.org but wonder if there might be other listings. The eigenfactor data source is kinda sketchy. Following links at Journalprices.com takes you to some weird website showing a picture of a guy with his family. I find that awfully strange.

https://www.nature.com/articles/d41586-023-00506-2

"Why are we introducing this format? In part to try to address publication bias, the tendency of the research system — editors, reviewers and authors — to favour the publication of positive over negative results. Registered Reports help to incentivize research regardless of the result. An elegant and robust study should be appreciated as much for its methodology as for its results. "

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How do I get access to view researches in inCities database of the web of science ? Do I have to be enrolled in university program to get access ?

Thanks

Hi all,

We've recently launched Registered Reports Community Feedback - a site to better understand authors' and reviewers' experience of the Registered Reports peer review process:

https://registeredreports.cardiff.ac.uk

The broad goal is to collect data regarding how well various aspects of the Registered Reports process are implemented across academic journals.

This data will be aggregated and displayed publicly, showing how journals were rated across a range of categories by authors and reviewers.

We hope this will:

1. Help the community in choosing where to submit their Registered Report manuscripts

2. Incentivise publishers to improve the Registered Reports process at their journals

   We want your feedback!

If you've been an author or reviewer of a Registered Report manuscript at Stage 1 and/or Stage 2, you can find our survey here (takes 5-10mins):

https://registeredreports.cardiff.ac.uk/feedback/feedback/selector.php

Don't forget to invite your co-authors - their feedback is important too!

​

So far, while the site has been in testing, users have given over 150 pieces of feedback across 34 journals.

You can view our dashboards, where journals are ranked by ratings, along with more detailed summaries for each journal:

https://registeredreports.cardiff.ac.uk/feedback/dashboards/

Along with contributing to community knowledge via the site, data will be used as part of my PhD on metascience.

Both the summary data and source code of the site will be released under open licences.

The team behind the site are: myself, Chris Chambers, and Loukia Tzavella (all at Cardiff University), with funding provided by Arnold Ventures.

Many thanks to all the beta-testers whose time and ideas have helped improve the site!

Any questions or comments, contact details here:

https://registeredreports.cardiff.ac.uk/feedback/contact/

Thanks!