Get peer feedback with Advance, a SAGE preprints platform that makes it easy to
share early versions of your work ahead of formal peer review and publication.
As most researchers know, in academic publishing, a
preprint is a version of a scholarly piece of research that
precedes review and publication in a peer-reviewed journal
and has been posted to an open-access online platform.
Preprints are typically available for free, before and after the
peer-reviewed version of the paper is published.
If you are a researcher interested in leveraging peer
feedback to help shape and fi ne-tune your work prior to
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garner engagement and feedback throughout the life of your
projects. With Advance, you can share a variety of preprint
types, including, but not limited to, original research,
literature reviews, commentaries, and case studies.
Ever wish your peers could review your time-sensitive
research before the formal peer review process?
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