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Platforms

Platforms refer to digital environments or systems that facilitate the creation, sharing, and distribution of content, data, or services. In the academic and research context, platforms are used to host scholarly articles, datasets, preprints, and research tools. Examples of academic platforms include ResearchGate, Academia.edu, Google Scholar, and ArXiv, which provide access to research papers and foster collaboration among researchers. Platforms like Zenodo and Figshare allow researchers to upload datasets and other materials while assigning DOIs (Digital Object Identifiers) for citation and permanent access. These platforms play a key role in enhancing visibility, collaboration, and the dissemination of knowledge within the academic community.

Can I get a DOI for my unpublished work?

I'm curious if it's possible to get a DOI for my unpublished work. I want to know if there are any repositories or platforms that provide DOIs for preprints, datasets, or other types of unpublished materials.

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Can Scholar9 integrate with other academic tools to enhance transparent peer review?

I want to know if Scholar9 can be integrated with other academic tools and software I use. How does this integration enhance the transparent peer review process, and what specific tools can be integrated? Detailed examples would be great.

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How does Scholar9 compare to traditional peer review platforms in terms of transparency?

I'm interested in how Scholar9 compares to traditional peer review platforms when it comes to transparency. What are the key differences, and why might a researcher prefer Scholar9 over other platforms? A detailed comparison would be helpful.

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