What Is The COP Preprints?
Revolutionary Pre-Print Paper Publishing Project for Venous Diseases
Advantages of CoP Preprint
- You get a permanent DOI for your work
- Your DOI allows your work to be found and cited before it is peer-reviewed and published - usually many months before!
- You get a permanent DOI for your work The DOI proves on what date you submitted your work so that in the future, you can show your priority in case peer review rejects your work or takes a long time to accept it
- Most reputable peer-reviewed journals allow you to submit papers previously submitted to pre-print servers provided you supply the DOI as part of the submission process.
- Your work is searchable by Google and academic databases as a pre-print (non-peer reviewed) paper
Rapid Dissemination
COP Preprints enable researchers to share their findings with the scientific community and the public at a much faster pace compared to traditional publishing. By submitting their work to a preprint server, researchers can make their findings available to the public before undergoing formal peer review. This allows for the timely sharing of knowledge and facilitates collaboration and feedback from the scientific community.
Open Access
COP Preprints typically operate on the principle of open access, meaning that the preprints are freely accessible to anyone with an internet connection. This openness promotes greater visibility and accessibility of research, ensuring that the latest scientific discoveries are available to a wide audience, including researchers, policymakers, and the general public. Open-access preprints can foster interdisciplinary collaborations and accelerate the progress of science