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A peer-reviewed article of this preprint was published in the Journal of Clinical Medicine (JCM) MDPI.

Author: Etsuo Chihara

With the global rise in high #myopia, clinicians are increasingly facing a "double threat".

A new #preprint provides a comprehensive review of the pathophysiology of myopic optic neuropathy (#MON) and its relationship to glaucomatous optic neuropathy (#GON).

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Before you decide how to proceed with a paywalled article, see if the authors have shared a preprint version to check if it's the right fit.
A preprint is an early version of the work that has not yet been peer-reviewed or published in an academic journal, available to the public.

We’ve all been there: sometimes the abstract alone isn't enough to confirm if the methodology or raw data aligns with your needs, while the full paper is behind a paywall.

#Preprints can be the "blue button".

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How do we ensure AI supports knowledge sharing without weakening the standards of the scientific method?

Our latest blog post explores the dual nature of AI in the #preprints landscape.

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Authors: Jinghao Luo ‡, Yuchen Tian ‡, Chuxue Cao, Ziyang Luo, Hongzhan Lin, Kaixin Li, Chuyi Kong, Ruichao Yang and Jing Ma

Memory is the cornerstone of LLM-based agents, yet current research remains fragmented, oscillating between operating system engineering and cognitive science.

To bridge this gap, a preprint proposes an evolutionary framework for memory mechanisms.

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With the start of 2026, we are thrilled to welcome experts to our screener this January!

Their diverse backgrounds and insights will be instrumental in shaping our platform and supporting our global community.

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A peer-reviewed article of this preprint was published in the Animals MDPI.

Author: Victor E. Cabrera

🐄 Dairy farming is a long game.

A #preprint introduces a Dairy Herd Structure Simulation and Cash Flow tool, a web-based decision support system designed to simulate these dynamics under alternative management strategies. 🧪

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✅ When permission is not required (2):
- Graphs, charts, schemes, and artwork that have been completely redrawn by the authors and are altered beyond recognition.

✅ When permission is not required (1):
- The reconstruction of your own table with data already published elsewhere. (You need to cite the source of the data.)
- Short quotes that are considered fair use, and thus do not require permission, must also be properly cited.

💬 When permission is required (2):
- The use of tables, graphs, charts, schemes, and artworks if they are unaltered or altered with minor changes.
- Photographs for which you do not hold the copyright.

💬 When permission is required (1):
- Your own research published by other publishers and for which you do not retain the copyright.
- Substantial extracts from research by any authors.

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This #DataPrivacyDay, discover how to better protect personal information in the era of AI. 🛡️

Check out this #preprint proposing a user-centric, context-aware, and ontology-driven privacy framework: buff.ly/Hd3KP55

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Authors: Rekha Jagadapillai, Idil Tuncali, Naveen Nagarajan, Gregory Barnes † and Evelyne Gozal †

Medicine and Pharmacology  -   Neuroscience and Neurology Cerebellar Abnormalities: A Component of Autism Pathophysiology Rekha Jagadapillai, Idil Tuncali, Naveen Nagarajan, Gregory Barnes † and Evelyne Gozal †

For years, the cerebellum was primarily viewed as the center for motor control.

However, a new #preprint reviews the potential role of the cerebellum in Autism spectrum disorder (ASD).

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3/4 Use a unique, traceable identifier, such as a DOI.
4/4 Include preprint platform name, version, URL, and article type.

Here are some practices for citing preprints:

1/4 Always cite the most recent or final version if it was updated or later published in a journal.
2/4 Check the content first—preprints have not undergone formal peer review.