Opportunities to streamline workflow via preprint integration
Alison McGonagle-O'Connell
Hello OSI!
Hoping everyone is well!
I wanted to share an interesting free virtual event with you (with apologies for cross posting 🙂).
HighWire is pleased to announce the second Best Practice Webinar Series event! This event is focused on preprints and on the opportunities to improve user experience for researchers by integrating publishing workflow with preprints – and emerging innovative services that can help evaluate and validate different components of the posted manuscripts.
Please feel welcome to join us for this round of presentations and discussion on October 13, from 10 a.m. – 12 p.m. ET.
This session will be a lively and interactive event.
Participants include
Moderator and presenter:
John Sack, Founding Director, HighWire
Presenters:
John Inglis, Founder of bioRxiv and Founder and Executive Publisher of Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory
Rich Abdill, rXivist
Anita Bandrowski, SciScore
Josh Nicholson, Scite.ai
Iraxte Puebla, ASAP Bio Crowd Review
Helen Robertson, PreLights
You can read more about this interactive event, and the community webinar series it is part of here. Sign up can be found here.
Thanks so much, and of course please feel free to share forward to anyone who you think will find this useful. Hope to see you there!
Best,
Alison
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