“This value-add tool for our authors, reviewers, and editors will support our initiatives to disseminate critical and reproducible research that will lead to the conquest of cancer”
— Christine Battle, Publisher and Vice President of Scientific Publications at AACR.
“We’re excited to partner with SciCrunch to pilot the creation of structured resource tables for preprints in the life sciences. We look forward to seeing the different ways in which authors and readers of preprints will use these linked resources”
— Dario Taraborelli, Science Program Officer with the Chan Zuckerberg Initiative
“As part of our mission to advance health and well-being by promoting research and education in biological and biomedical sciences, FASEB has long demonstrated a commitment to scientific integrity.
Rigor and reproducibility are a core component of scientific integrity and integrating the SciScore tool into our submission and peer review system provides instant feedback directly to the researcher outlining practical steps they can take to improve reporting.”
— Darla Henderson, PhD, Director of FASEB Open Science and Research Integrity
“Transparency and rigor adherence are critical to the reproducibility of scientific research. SciScore is a fantastic methods review tool that helps researchers quickly, accurately, and securely score their research for rigor and transparency adherence.”
— Tony Alves, Aries Director of Product Management
“Our collaboration with SciCrunch represents a significant step forward in our efforts to support academic institutions and commercial organizations in improving publication quality and attracting top scientific talent,. By leveraging SciCrunch’s innovative SciScore platform, we can help institutions enhance their research quality, reproducibility and reputation, ultimately contributing to their success in the global scientific community.”
— Brad Calvin, President and Co-founder, AsedaSciences
“As an integral part of the pre-publication check, SciScore will help LCSB authors ensure their manuscripts are better prepared for peer review. Then, as the pre-publication check is gradually implemented, our scientists will be able to assess their new manuscripts quickly and accurately.”
— Dr Christophe Trefois, leader of the Responsible and Reproducible Research (R3) team at Luxembourg Centre for Systems Biomedicine (LCSB)

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