October 10, 2025Open Access

Which preprint server should I use?

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Preprints help accelerate the scientific process by providing a platform for early feedback from peers, and establishing precedence.
Biologists are increasingly using preprints to share their manuscripts before formal publication, promoting transparency and collaboration.
Deciding on the right preprint server can enhance visibility and impact, making it a key consideration for researchers.
As the adoption of preprints grows, understanding the various options available can lead to informed choices for biologists.

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This guide discusses preprint servers and their role in advancing biology, highlighting the importance of feedback and establishing precedence.

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Preprints are rapidly becoming popular in biology as a way to speed up the process of science, get feedback on manuscripts prior to publication, and establish precedence (Desjardins-Proulx et al. 2013). Since biologists are still learning about preprints I regularly get asked which of the available preprint servers to use.

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Implication

This guide discusses preprint servers and their role in advancing biology, highlighting the importance of feedback and establishing precedence.

Which preprint server should I use?

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Which preprint server should I use?

Key Points

Implication

Abstract

Discussion

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