Technical report outlines standardized review tools for material property research, indicating improved reproducibility and quality across thermophysical scientific communications.
In order to support scientific reviewing in the area of material property research and make the reviewing process easier and more efficient, checklists covering typical problems, lists of available resources, and computer-based and online tools to help compose reviewers’ reports have been created. Our intention is to ensure that scientific communications show necessary and sufficient primary and supporting information about substances studied, conditions, properties, and techniques of interest with understandable terminology, in detail assuring reproducibility of the obtained results. The principles and ideas of this project can be extended to other scientific areas.
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