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The OSF provides a general open preprint infrastructure that is connected to a range of preprint services. Importantly, it is not owned by a commercial publisher. It supports a number of discipline-specific preprint services many of which use the ArXiv name under licence.

The list of preprint services is growing over time. For further information go to: https://osf.io/preprints

In general, no matter what the discipline you can post to:

However, the OSF supports the following discipline-specific preprint services. Presumably, if your preprint aligns with any of these disciplines, then you would be better off posting to them.

More discipline-specific preprint services using the OSF framework are being added on a regular basis: https://cos.io/blog/public-goods-infrastructure-preprints-and-innovation-scholarly-communication/

Useful features of OSF-based preprint services

  • Strategy for long term archiving
  • Integration with Google Scholar
  • Integration with OSF projects which allows you to link other materials such as data, code, and materials
  • OSF is a not for profit entity run by academic researchers (contrast this with SSRN, Figshare, ResearchGate; i.e., no ads and goals aligned with academic community)
  • The functionality of OSF preprints is improving on a regular basis. See features road map
  • You can choose a licence
  • You can link to the doi of the subsequently published manuscript.

The OSF provides a general open preprint infrastructure that is connected to a range of preprint services. Importantly, it is not owned by a commercial publisher. It supports a number of discipline-specific preprint services many of which use the ArXiv name under licence.

The list of preprint services is growing over time. For further information go to: https://osf.io/preprints

In general, no matter what the discipline you can post to:

However, the OSF supports the following discipline-specific preprint services. Presumably, if your preprint aligns with any of these disciplines, then you would be better off posting to them.

Useful features of OSF-based preprint services

  • Strategy for long term archiving
  • Integration with Google Scholar
  • Integration with OSF projects which allows you to link other materials such as data, code, and materials
  • OSF is a not for profit entity run by academic researchers (contrast this with SSRN, Figshare, ResearchGate; i.e., no ads and goals aligned with academic community)
  • The functionality of OSF preprints is improving on a regular basis. See features road map
  • You can choose a licence
  • You can link to the doi of the subsequently published manuscript.

The OSF provides a general open preprint infrastructure that is connected to a range of preprint services. Importantly, it is not owned by a commercial publisher. It supports a number of discipline-specific preprint services many of which use the ArXiv name under licence.

The list of preprint services is growing over time. For further information go to: https://osf.io/preprints

In general, no matter what the discipline you can post to:

However, the OSF supports the following discipline-specific preprint services. Presumably, if your preprint aligns with any of these disciplines, then you would be better off posting to them.

More discipline-specific preprint services using the OSF framework are being added on a regular basis: https://cos.io/blog/public-goods-infrastructure-preprints-and-innovation-scholarly-communication/

Useful features of OSF-based preprint services

  • Strategy for long term archiving
  • Integration with Google Scholar
  • Integration with OSF projects which allows you to link other materials such as data, code, and materials
  • OSF is a not for profit entity run by academic researchers (contrast this with SSRN, Figshare, ResearchGate; i.e., no ads and goals aligned with academic community)
  • The functionality of OSF preprints is improving on a regular basis. See features road map
  • You can choose a licence
  • You can link to the doi of the subsequently published manuscript.
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The OSF provides a general open preprint infrastructure that is connected to a range of preprint services. Importantly, it is not owned by a commercial publisher. It supports a number of discipline-specific preprint services many of which use the ArXiv name under licence.

The list of preprint services is growing over time. For further information go to: https://osf.io/preprints

In general, no matter what the discipline you can post to:

However, the OSF supports the following discipline-specific preprint services. Presumably, if your preprint aligns with any of these disciplines, then you would be better off posting to them.

Useful features of OSF-based preprint services

  • Strategy for long term archiving
  • Integration with Google Scholar
  • Integration with OSF projects which allows you to link other materials such as data, code, and materials
  • OSF is a not for profit entity run by academic researchers (contrast this with SSRN, Figshare, ResearchGate; i.e., no ads and goals aligned with academic community)
  • The functionality of OSF preprints is improving on a regular basis. See features road map
  • You can choose a licence
  • You can link to the doi of the subsequently published manuscript.

The OSF provides a general open preprint infrastructure that is connected to a range of preprint services. Importantly, it is not owned by a commercial publisher. It supports a number of discipline-specific preprint services many of which use the ArXiv name under licence.

The list of preprint services is growing over time. For further information go to: https://osf.io/preprints

In general, no matter what the discipline you can post to:

However, the OSF supports the following discipline-specific preprint services. Presumably, if your preprint aligns with any of these disciplines, then you would be better off posting to them.

Useful features of OSF-based preprint services

  • Strategy for long term archiving
  • Integration with Google Scholar
  • Integration with OSF projects which allows you to link other materials such as data, code, and materials
  • OSF is a not for profit entity run by academic researchers (contrast this with SSRN, Figshare, ResearchGate; i.e., no ads and goals aligned with academic community)
  • The functionality of OSF preprints is improving on a regular basis. See features road map

The OSF provides a general open preprint infrastructure that is connected to a range of preprint services. Importantly, it is not owned by a commercial publisher. It supports a number of discipline-specific preprint services many of which use the ArXiv name under licence.

The list of preprint services is growing over time. For further information go to: https://osf.io/preprints

In general, no matter what the discipline you can post to:

However, the OSF supports the following discipline-specific preprint services. Presumably, if your preprint aligns with any of these disciplines, then you would be better off posting to them.

Useful features of OSF-based preprint services

  • Strategy for long term archiving
  • Integration with Google Scholar
  • Integration with OSF projects which allows you to link other materials such as data, code, and materials
  • OSF is a not for profit entity run by academic researchers (contrast this with SSRN, Figshare, ResearchGate; i.e., no ads and goals aligned with academic community)
  • The functionality of OSF preprints is improving on a regular basis. See features road map
  • You can choose a licence
  • You can link to the doi of the subsequently published manuscript.
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Jeromy Anglim
Jeromy Anglim
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The OSF provides a general open preprint infrastructure that is connected to a range of preprint services. Importantly, it is not owned by a commercial publisher.   It supports a number of discipline-specific preprint services many of which use the ArXiv name under licence.

The list of preprint services is growing over time. For further information go to: https://osf.io/preprints

Psychological Sciences: PsyArXiv

In general, no matter what the discipline you can post to:

There is PsyArXiv which is run byHowever, the Open Science Framework. It is broadly forOSF supports the psychological sciencesfollowing discipline-specific preprint services. It uses the "ArXiv" trademark under licence from arXivPresumably, if your preprint aligns with any of these disciplines, then you would be better off posting to them.

https://osf.io/preprints/psyarxiv/

Cognitive Science: CogprintsUseful features of OSF-based preprint services

There is cogprints, which, to quote the site, is:

an electronic archive for self-archive papers in any area of Psychology, Neuroscience, and Linguistics, and many areas of Computer Science (e.g., artificial intelligence, robotics, vison, learning, speech, neural networks), Philosophy (e.g., mind, language, knowledge, science, logic), Biology (e.g., ethology, behavioral ecology, sociobiology, behaviour genetics, evolutionary theory), Medicine (e.g., Psychiatry, Neurology, human genetics, Imaging), Anthropology (e.g., primatology, cognitive ethnology, archeology, paleontology), as well as any other portions of the physical, social and mathematical sciences that are pertinent to the study of cognition.

  • Strategy for long term archiving
  • Integration with Google Scholar
  • Integration with OSF projects which allows you to link other materials such as data, code, and materials
  • OSF is a not for profit entity run by academic researchers (contrast this with SSRN, Figshare, ResearchGate; i.e., no ads and goals aligned with academic community)
  • The functionality of OSF preprints is improving on a regular basis. See features road map

The OSF provides a general open preprint infrastructure that is connected to a range of preprint services. Importantly, it is not owned by a commercial publisher.  https://osf.io/preprints

Psychological Sciences: PsyArXiv

There is PsyArXiv which is run by the Open Science Framework. It is broadly for the psychological sciences. It uses the "ArXiv" trademark under licence from arXiv.

https://osf.io/preprints/psyarxiv/

Cognitive Science: Cogprints

There is cogprints, which, to quote the site, is:

an electronic archive for self-archive papers in any area of Psychology, Neuroscience, and Linguistics, and many areas of Computer Science (e.g., artificial intelligence, robotics, vison, learning, speech, neural networks), Philosophy (e.g., mind, language, knowledge, science, logic), Biology (e.g., ethology, behavioral ecology, sociobiology, behaviour genetics, evolutionary theory), Medicine (e.g., Psychiatry, Neurology, human genetics, Imaging), Anthropology (e.g., primatology, cognitive ethnology, archeology, paleontology), as well as any other portions of the physical, social and mathematical sciences that are pertinent to the study of cognition.

The OSF provides a general open preprint infrastructure that is connected to a range of preprint services. Importantly, it is not owned by a commercial publisher. It supports a number of discipline-specific preprint services many of which use the ArXiv name under licence.

The list of preprint services is growing over time. For further information go to: https://osf.io/preprints

In general, no matter what the discipline you can post to:

However, the OSF supports the following discipline-specific preprint services. Presumably, if your preprint aligns with any of these disciplines, then you would be better off posting to them.

Useful features of OSF-based preprint services

  • Strategy for long term archiving
  • Integration with Google Scholar
  • Integration with OSF projects which allows you to link other materials such as data, code, and materials
  • OSF is a not for profit entity run by academic researchers (contrast this with SSRN, Figshare, ResearchGate; i.e., no ads and goals aligned with academic community)
  • The functionality of OSF preprints is improving on a regular basis. See features road map
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