海外又一新招：Qeios比Preprints漂亮，何等有趣！

武汉理工大学：刘永红

Image Credit: www.qeios.com

Recently, I have been invited to Peer review on Qeios. (See Fig. 1) 

Fig. 1 Permission: Yonghong Liu

Interestingly enough, Qeios uses AI to find reviewers. I wanted everybody to share this e-mail. The Qeios world:

“As you may know, Qeios is a multidisciplinary open-access, open peer review, scientific publishing platform. Publishing is free, and it has no editors who make accept/reject decisions.

Reviewers alone decide on the validity of the papers, and publicly communicate with the authors with no intermediary. Reviews are posted alongside the articles and get citable DOIs, boosting reviewers' visibility among other things.

Most importantly, since Qeios has no editors, peer feedback is exclusively meant to provide authors with suggestions to improve their papers, and to inform readers of their validity.

Furthermore, peer reviews on Qeios:

- are made available under a CC BY 4.0 license, meaning that you retain the copyright on your hard work;

- get an Altmetric Score, so that you can track their citations, exposure, and impact;

- are indexed in Google Scholar, and you can add them to your Publons / Web of Science and ORCID profiles.

When reviewing on Qeios, please be constructive, thorough, and kind.”

As a token of new learning arrangement, I gave readers a article “Good experiences of peer-review at Qeios (March 9, 2021).”

https://svpow.com/2021/03/09/good-experiences-of-peer-review-at-qeios/