Instantly publish Open Access papers for free (preprints included!), and improve them in record time with the Open Peer Review from top experts in the field.
The future of peer review.
The Open Peer Review facilities of Qeios allow you to give and get the most complete feedback, and be credited for your endeavours — DOIs and Altmetric tracking everywhere.
The home to scholarly definitions.
Publish citable definitions within seconds. Good scholarly definitions make concepts clearer, scholarly communication smoother, and speed up the scientific progress.
Articles on Qeios look something like this 👇
Why better?
Get peer feedback. Qeios has the strongest Open Peer Review facilities, allowing immediate and complete feedback from colleagues.
More visibility. Qeios HTML articles are not only nicer than PDFs but also far more readable and discoverable by humans and machines.
Share instantly. Publish your work within seconds and continuously improve it with unlimited updating.
More reproducible. Make your research more reproducible and comparable by linking terms used in articles to published definitions.
More robust foundations. Clear definitions are fundamental for creating good, reproducible and comparable research.
Citability for all outputs. Definitions can be used in Qeios works and cited anywhere. DOIs and Altmetric tracking make sure that nothing is missed.
Open-ended improvement. Publishing a definition on Qeios is just the beginning. Improve them with the feedback from peers. It's a dynamic process that enhances research over time.
Open. Accountability is essential for a fair review process, and openness is the way to achieve it. Everyone wins.
Get credit. On Qeios, reviews too get DOIs and Altmetric tracking, making them easy to find and cite. It's precious work, why waste it?
Debate. Whether you're providing or getting feedback from peers, Qeios allows you to seamlessly and instantly conversate with colleagues. Fast, agile feedback is crucial to speed up science.
Over 25,000 scientists already use Qeios for their research
Robert West
Professor of Health Psychology, University College London
Qeios has come up with an excellent formula. It uses AI to find and invite reviewers, and the reviews are published alongside the articles. The result is that articles get reviewed very rapidly, providing an opportunity for authors to improve their works far more quickly than occurs with other journals.
