Talk given at BIOS 292, Stanford University about the evolution of API and widget integrations with research articles that turn articles inside-out

1. Symbiosis in research publishing?
BIOS 292: Preparation and Practice: Scientific Communication &
Media. Technology and Innovation session.
Neil Blair Christensen, Director, Partnership Solutions
neil.christensen@researchsquare.com
@neilblairc
https://www.reddit.com/r/NatureIsFuckingLit/comments/f1rp93/since_we_are_loving_on_the_whale_shark_id_like_to/

2. Our mission is to make
research communication
faster, fairer, and more useful.
World’s fastest-growing preprint server and +2m authors helped with manuscript
preparation and research promotion services. We are a team of +300 scientists,
researchers, language experts, software developers, and publishing professionals
working together to find new ways to help researchers succeed.

3. Earlier (simplified)
Independent
Minimal
Rudimentary

4. MDAR?
Later
https://giphy.com/gifs/OceanaOrg-shark-whale-swimming-SX0tnMyfWaZ4zjvbxO

5. * reproducible, discoverable, shareable,
computable, citable, attributable, viable, usable,
machine-readable, valuable?
How able* is scholarly
content without this
ecosystem?

6. Smart citation analysis

7. Peer review annotation

8. Living notebooks

9. Computable capsules

10. Checks and quality
assessment

11. Journal Research Square preprinting, review,
and badging symbiosis
Demo

12. Where are we heading?