Announcement of Cross-Publisher Collaboration for COVID-19 Peer Review
Joerg Heber announced an initiative to work with multiple publishers to establish an efficient peer review process for COVID-19 research. This collaboration aimed to ensure the rapid evaluation of research and the appropriate sharing of all related data and materials.
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Announcement of Cross-Publisher Collaboration for COVID-19 Peer Review