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A Latex style and template for paper preprints (based on NIPS style)
A web-based platform for publishing journals, preprints, conference proceedings, and books
OSF Preprints: The open preprint repository network
Extension that adds Covid-19 related datasets to ASReview
Source code for https://manubot.org
Database of journal policies: TRANsparency in Scholarly Publishing for Open Scholarship Evolution
A Quarto extension for preprints using Typst
An application for rapid, structured reviews of outbreak-related preprints
Webpage for the ChemRxiv dashboard
Current services and maintenance of our Website
A LaTex template for reports, based on the elegant NIPS 2018 style.
The licensing of bioRxiv preprints
Information and documents supporting the work of the Living Journal of Computational Molecular Sciences (LiveCoMS)
PREreview - Post, Read and Engage with preprint reviews (open source v2 in development)
Annotating Rxiv preprints in an automated fashion
Timeline of landmark COVID-19 preprints curated by the preLights team.
Does green OA via preprinting reduce Sci-Hub usage?
Latex template "Style and Template for Preprints (arXiv, bio-arXiv)" by George Kour which I downloaded from the Overleaf Template Gallery.
Summarize usage of ChemRxiv by using Figshare's API endpoint
A reproducible academic paper, written in R Markdown, examining the impact of journal data-sharing policies on data availability statements.
This manuscript covers the annorxiver project.
Polynomial identity involving Binomial Theorem and Faulhaber's formula
PDFs of my articles, published, in press and unpublished. Preprints are available for the later two.
Preprint metadata harvesting
Lesson templates for use with the UKRN Workshop Builder
Repo for my current and future research-papers
This repository contains a Python script that scrapes arXiv.org "New submissions" web page and search for preprints that have titles containing specific keywords or written by a specific author.
The purpose of GitData Archive is to increase the openness and accessibility of scientific results, increase collaboration among researchers, document the origins of ideas, and inform ongoing and planned research through more timely reporting of completed studies.