- A
postprint is a
digital draft of a
research journal article after it has been peer
reviewed and
accepted for publication, but
before it has been typeset...
- review, a
postprint is an
article which has been peer
reviewed in
preparation for
publication in a journal. Both the
preprint and
postprint may differ...
- pre and
postprint self-archiving of
published papers. In 2017 the
project recorded that of 2,375
publishers 41
percent allowed pre and
postprint to be self-archived...
- work
after peer
review by a journal, the
archived version is
called a "
postprint". This can be the
accepted m****cript as
returned by the
journal to the...
- for printing. Due to this, many
academics self-archive a 'preprint' or '
postprint' copy of
their paper for free
download from
their personal or institutional...
-
letter chi ⟨χ⟩) is an open-access
repository of
electronic preprints and
postprints (known as e-prints)
approved for
posting after moderation, but not peer...
-
copies are
called reprints; in the
electronic format, they are
called postprints. Open
access publishers allow authors to
retain their copyright, but attach...
-
Scholarly communication involves the creation, publication,
dissemination and
discovery of
academic research,
primarily in peer-reviewed
journals and books...
- more
likely to be used in the
latest medical literature (especially in
postprints) than Parkinson's disease.
American and
British English spelling differences...
- with
earlier versions such as
preprints (unaccepted m****cripts) and
postprints (accepted m****cripts). The
terminology is used in a wide
variety of written...
