infographic to celebrate the publication of the first 200 articles at PeerJ. Details how much money we have saved academia, how many reviewers we have used, how many authors we have published, how many authors have made their reviews open, the awards we have received etc.

1. Your Peers, Your Science. Academic Publishing is Evolving.
February
We started publishing in February
2013
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We have already saved academia just over
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$1M
2013
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2014
200
You published
articles with us.
We have published the work of
We have a Board of
819
853
Authors.
Academic Editors.
We have received the valuable input of
716
Reviewers.
Your overall
experience
with us is
Your experience
of the production
process is
Your experience
of the speed
of the process is
%
positive.
%
positive.
%
positive.
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‘’Best ever’’
%
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‘’Good’’
%
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‘’Extremely fast’’
%
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‘’Extremely good’’
%
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‘’Fast’’
%
57
‘’Good’’
%
41
Our median time to first decision is
24
75%
/
38%
days.
/
of Authors
made their peer reviews public.
of Reviewers
provided a named peer review.
World-class institutions, including
University of California Berkeley, University of Cambridge,
Duke University, Texas A&M and Carnegie Mellon
have pre-paid PeerJ publication plans for their faculty.
We were honored with the 2013 Award for
Publishing Innovation by the Association of
Learned and Professional Scholarly Publishers.
The Chronicle of Higher Education named us one of
the Top 10 Education Technology Innovators 2013.
November 7th 2013