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arhpreston
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About arhpreston
Previously founded Publons (bringing trust, transparency, and recognition to peer review) which was acquired by Clarivate, home of Web of Science.
andrew at Cassyni dot com.
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Comment #32380907
I'm one of the founders of Publons (no longer affiliated). Our original vision was similar to what you describe. You can read more here: https://publons.com/wos-op/publon/1/ https:…
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Comment #28250327
The best way to think of it is probably that Cassyni is to webinars as an academic journal is to blogs. As an example, we issue a DOI for each seminar, meaning their metadata are i…
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Show HN: Cassyni – Relaunching Academic Seminars
Hi, this is Andrew (arhpreston) and Ben (benjyk) from Cassyni ( https://cassyni.com ). We both completed PhDs in physics before going on to found Publons and Kopernio, companies th…
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Comment #28169284
A lot of that talk compares theoretical results with experiments in a low-pressure wind tunnel (see e.g., the slide at this point https://cassyni.com/events/6GYLBKG5pBd4su8dm9A9FB?…
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Comment #28143937
If you're interested in the details of what goes in to developing rotors for a helicopter for an atmosphere we've never built in before you should check out this talk: https://doi.…
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Comment #23982008
I hope this comes across as helpful and not one-upmanship: it is natural to think that having a child is like many of the other things you're used to in life where you can control …
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Comment #19958530
I don't have a problem with the comments. They're illuminating under a close reading. The role of CEO is high status and highly desirable. I think it's safe to assume most readers …
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Comment #14237447
There may be an intersection between fabricated research and fraudulently reviewed research but I understand that at least some of the papers retracted for reviewer fraud could hav…
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Comment #14237425
You might be interested in the Publons Academy [1] -- which we are launching tomorrow -- and some of the other tools we've built to improve the review process (e.g., more trustwort…
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Comment #13151282
Interesting writeup. We saw this coming on Publons: https://publons.com/p/518732/
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Comment #8732037
With Publons.com ( https://publons.com ) we have different philosophy: the more transparency we can bring to the review process, the better. At the same time we recognise that both…
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Comment #8664609
This is one of the problems we're trying to solve with Publons.com. We help reviewers to build an officially verified record of past reviews (which is great when it comes to gettin…
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Comment #8050812
Absolutely agree. I just pledged. Thanks Tom.
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Comment #8045660
Very similar to CloudCannon ( http://cloudcannon.com/ )
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Comment #7752621
I absolutely agree with Doug. The key is prestige. Our approach to that is to turn peer review itself into a measurable research output -- see our recent partnership with PeerJ for…
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Comment #7644606
Hi Doug. Cool graphic. I'm one of the founders of https://publons.com . Our mission is to speed up academic publishing by turning peer review into a measurable research output. Wou…
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Comment #6878996
The key is to start developing better ways to measure researcher productivity. That's where all the different forms of altmetrics come in. For us (Publons.com) we're using peer rev…
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Comment #6491765
> it would also give some recognition to the work that goes into reviewing a paper I think you're spot on with this comment. That's exactly what we're building at publons.com. Chec…
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Comment #6421851
ImpactStory monitors github, which is pretty cool. Example: http://impactstory.org/CarlBoettiger
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Comment #6415839
I've said as much in the article comments, but it's worth repeating here: there's really no surprise that this sort of thing happens when more than a million articles are published…
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Comment #6125366
You're partially correct. I'd say that we tend to adopt the successful cultural adaptations of our ancestors and discard the others. In other words, when comparing an ancient socie…