By Jack Nash
08 October 2025
Peer review is an integral part of scholarly communication and academic publishing. It’s also an opportunity to provide valuable and constructive feedback to authors, helping them improve their manuscripts and to verify the quality of their research. However, writing peer review reports can be challenging, as there is no one-size-fits-all approach, and some research papers […]
By Jack Nash
30 July 2025
Open Data can be confusing, but it doesn’t have to be! In this blog post, we’ll cover some of the frequently asked questions our team receives about Open Data to help you prepare the underlying data before you submit your Article to Gates Open Research. What is a data availability statement? A data availability statement […]
By Jack Nash
11 July 2025
Earlier this year, we put together a list of common myths about preprinting in our blog post “Preprint and VeriXiv myths – part one”. In the following blog post, we continue to address some additional misconceptions surrounding VeriXiv, Author Eligibility, and the Peer Review process. Can only Gates Foundation-funded researchers publish on VeriXiv, and will […]
Reproducibility is important as it shows that research results are reliable, not random or biased.
In this blog post, we examine the barriers to reproducibility and offer insight into making your work as reproducible as possible.
By Jack Nash
29 April 2025
VeriXiv is a preprint server exclusively for Gates Foundation-funded authors, supporting them in complying with the updated 2025 Gates Foundation Open Access policy. In this blog, we discuss the considerations you should make when submitting your work as a preprint to VeriXiv. Authorship and author affiliation Authors must be formally affiliated with an accredited institution […]
By Jack Nash
20 March 2025
Integrity, quality, and transparency are at the forefront of modern scientific research. Using F1000’s unique publishing model, Gates Open Research can uphold these principles. In this blog, you will discover what sets us apart from traditional publishing venues and dive into the benefits of publishing on Gates Open Research. What can be published on Gates […]
By Jack Nash
20 February 2025
If you’re new to preprints, you might struggle to separate the facts from the fiction to decide what is right for you and your research. In this blog post, we hope to answer your questions about preprints.
By Jack Nash
24 January 2025
Research projects are often long, complex, and made up of several detailed steps involving data collection, investigation, analysis, report writing, and more. And yet, only a snapshot of this work makes it into the final Research Article. By publishing every output of a research project as a standalone article type, you can get full credit […]