Pleased to discuss ChemRxiv and preprints next Friday at 10:00 am EDT as part of #OA week. I'll be on a panel titled "Preprints in chemistry: now and next" from ACS Publications. Register for free here: connect.acspubs.org/OpenAccessWeek…

Join us on October 27 for short presentations regarding pre-print, lively discussion, and a Q&A with Romy Beard, Ben Mudrak Univ. of Maryland and SocArXiv. 🙌 Sign up: chronoshub.io/events/pre-pri…

Today’s webinar regarding pre-print posting is just a few hours away. Join us live with Ben Mudrak, Philip N Cohen and Romy Beard if you're interested in pre-print posting and have any questions or sign up for the recording here, if you can’t make it: chronoshub.io/events/pre-pri…

Please note that with the Thanksgiving holiday tomorrow, November 24, and Friday, November 25, there may be delays in the posting of preprints. Thank you in advance for your understanding.

Proud to have brought together this star group of thought leaders in the preprint space to share their perspectives on preprint review in the latest issue of Against the Grain. Take a look! 👀 charleston-hub.com/2023/03/v351-f…

I'll be in San Francisco for ACS Fall and helping with this cool trivia happy hour for ChemRxiv. If you'll be in the bay area August 13-15, let me know - let's catch up! And if you're attending the conference, please do sign up for the free happy hour. #ACSFall2023

Big thanks to everyone who joined us today for trivia at #ACSFall2023! Very fun to talk ChemRxiv and have a couple of our board there. Thanks also to our co-hosts ACS on Campus.

Happy sixth anniversary to ChemRxiv! Looking forward to many more years of helping share cutting edge research more rapidly. If you’re at #ACSFall2023, stop by the ACS Publications or Royal Society of Chemistry booth to learn more about preprints in chemistry!

ChemRxiv is conducting a survey to better understand the trends in how preprints are viewed and used, as well as to help prioritize new features for ChemRxiv. It should take approximately 6 to 8 minutes to complete. Please access the survey here: survey.alchemer.com/s3/7455781/Che…

For anyone in the #Chemistry community, ChemRxiv would love your thoughts about preprints, even if you've never posted one! Take our brief community survey by Sep 12, and you can enter for a chance to win a $50 gift card. Please feel free to share! survey.alchemer.com/s3/7455781/Che…

Still over a week left to take the brief ChemRxiv community #preprint survey. Give us your thoughts on preprints in chemistry, even if you don't post your work as preprints. You can enter a drawing for a $50 gift card as thanks! Please share with anyone involved in #Chemistry.

A big milestone - we have now posted over 20,000 unique preprints! The 20,000th preprint was from Joseph Genereux and his lab at UC Riverside: chemrxiv.org/engage/chemrxi… Thank you to Dr. Genereux and all the other authors who have shared your work on ChemRxiv over 6+ years!

At the Frankfurt FrankfurterBuchmesse for one more day talking all things ChemRxiv. Come find me at the ACS Publications booth or send me a note to connect! #FBF

Looking forward to participating in this webinar with @latinxchem in a couple of weeks! It’s always nice to talk about the power of preprints.

Thanks so much to LatinXChem for the invitation to join today’s webinar and discuss preprints and ChemRxiv! I welcome any questions or suggestions.

Please note that with the holidays approaching, there may be slight delays in the posting of preprints over the next week or two. Thank you in advance for your understanding.

Many thanks to the team at Thieme for expanding ChemRxiv Direct Journal Transfer to a great new journal, SYNLETT!

The 2025 ChemRxiv Community Survey is now live! Let us know your thoughts about the role of preprints in research communication. Reply before June 17 for a chance to win one of five $100 Visa gift cards: go.acs.org/cG7

We are interested in your thoughts on #preprint in #chemistry - even if you have never posted a preprint yourself! The survey is brief and will really help ChemRxiv be most useful for our authors and readers.