Episciences is a web platform that allows researchers to easily publish and promote their early work (preprints), to Open Access overlay journals. Authors get early feedback, while earning credibility and attribution with no costs.
Episciences is an overlay journal platform that allows researchers to early share openly their research work as a preprint, communicate with the research community their ideas and discoveries, get feedback and claim ownership. The journals hosted by the Episciences platform are diamond open access journals, they adhere to the FAIR principles (Findable, Accessible, Interoperable, Reusable). Researchers save time, money, and effort, and can focus only on their research. The preprints are hosted by open repositories such as arXiv, HAL, Zenodo, bioRxiv, medRxiv and are broadly available to the research community.
Uses DOI, provides rich metadata, is indexed by OpenAIRE and other databases such as DOAJ, Google Scholar, zbMATH Open, Semantic Scholar, etc.
Easy web interface and onboarding
Guides article submissions, reviewer assignments, document workflows
Is compatible with HAL, arXiV, Zenodo, bioRxiv, medRxiv, Dataverse and supports many formats
Offers annotations for editorial board and notifications
Supports researcher’s and reviewer's management
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