Peer review projec 9 march
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KHDThis document provides an update from the group KMBMK on their peer review platform project. It summarizes their progress over the past week, including finalizing the platform choice as a Wordpress website, completing the first draft of their paper, and starting work on a movie. It also outlines issues encountered like scope underestimation and technical challenges. Finally, it provides the research question for their paper and the project schedule through mid-March.
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- 1. Peer Review Platform “Help me, help you, finish the project” Groupname: KMBMK Kim Hao Dang Mehdi Karamzadeh Bas Pronk Mehmet Ugur Kostadin Angelov March 9, 2012
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