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Version of a scholarly or scientific paper that precedes publication in a peer-reviewed scholarly or scientific journal.

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The study is a pre-print, meaning it is yet to be peer-reviewed.
Reuters
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They posted these results in the bioRxiv pre-print server last month.
Wired
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These articles have previously been published in journals, or were saved on pre-print servers.
The South African
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The research was published in the pre-print journal Arxiv.
News.com.au
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The pre-print of the study, which has been published online without peer review, comes with many caveats.
The Guardian
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The new results appear in a paper on the arXiv.org preprint server.
Wired
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Google's new paper, released as a preprint Monday, describes an expensive collaboration with Carnegie Mellon University.
Wired
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This is an excerpt from an academic preprint article published on the Social science Research Network.
News.com.au
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This harm is laid bare in the preprint of scientific findings published by the Tracker app team.
Wired
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I guess I didn't tell you that I saw a preprint of your paper before I left Washington.
Jem
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While the work goes through the usual peer review drill, a preprint version gets posted on the Web.
Wired
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Daniel MacArthur, like most scientists trying out the preprint scheme, didn't totally abandon the traditional scientific publication track.
Wired
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Conrad also complains that too much of the premature release of results occurs on the open preprint server, arXiv.
The Guardian
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Virtually all high-energy physics literature is made publicly available by the community via postings to the popular preprint repository Arxiv.
The Guardian
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In fact, about two-thirds of articles posted on the preprint server bioRxiv go on to be published in peer-reviewed journals.
Wired
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Something is happening around a kilohertz, said Widom, lead author of a paper posted April 15 on the preprint website arXiv.
Wired
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It's a big problem examined in a new study, posted to the preprint site BioRxiv, from the University of Northern Colorado.
Wired
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Consider last week's reporting on a preprint out of New York University, suggesting a link between obesity and severity of Covid-19.
Wired
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Earlier this spring, Mason had published a preprint of his work on LAMP, and then posted it on Facebook and Twitter.
Wired
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Taleb, N. N., and C. Tapiero, 2010a, "Too Big to Fail and the Fallacy of Large Institutions" (preprint, NYU-Poly).
The black swan: the impact of the highly improbable
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The study was being published ahead of peer review on the MedRxiv preprint server and will be submitted to a scientific journal.
Independent.ie
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