"Preprints allow scientists to have comments and improvements of their studies. At this point, RDL provides academic privilege and awareness for the main purpose of preprint articles. You can share your study early in the form of a preprint, gain feedback from the researchers, and improve your paper."
Preprint Articles
Benefits of Raw Data Library
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Assigns a DOI
Raw Data Library assigns a DOI for each uploaded preprint article (if not assigned by a journal). The assignment of DOI provides more citation opportunities and milestone for your preprints.
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Intellectual Rights of the Raw Data
Researchers may prefer to assign DOI for their raw data. The assigned DOI grants all intellectual rights of the data to the authors.
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Link Your Preprint with Published Article
If your study is accepted and published by the journal, your preprint will have a link to the published version.
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Transparent Peer Review
Raw Data Library supports open peer review, allowing researchers to obtain valuable feedback, enhance their work, and promote scholarly collaboration.
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Detailed Referee Comments
RDL provides academically sound feedback instead of generic comments. This enhances the quality of the review process.
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Blind or Open-Name Reviewer Options
Referees have the option to review your articles either anonymously (blind review) or with open identification, offering them a more comfortable and flexible reviewing experience.
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Indexing in Google Scholar & Other Platforms
Your preprints are indexed in Google Scholar, BASE, and other academic databases, increasing visibility and citations.
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Social Media Mentions
Your articles can gain additional exposure through LinkedIn and Twitter mentions, enhancing academic engagement.