Mini Review of F1000Research
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4th December 2014
By Robyn Smith
Abstract
Robyn Smith reviews F1000Research, the open science publishing platform for life scientists from UK publisher Faculty of 1000 Ltd. Its post-publication model of peer-review, speed of publication and claims for transparent refereeing and freedom from editorial bias are all assessed.
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