Celebrate Peer Review Week
by Reviewing Together

PREreview Clubs are collaborative research reviewing groups around a shared affiliation, disciplinary interest, location, language, or any other common cause. Club members work together to give preprint or dataset authors timely, constructive feedback.

Anyone can request to start a PREreview Club. To do so, please complete this form and our Product team will get back to you soon with the next steps.

 PREreview Clubs open to new members

 Visit their pages, request to join the one that interests you the most by clicking the "Join the Club" button, and get them onboard for the Review-a-thon:

• African Women in STEM Peer Review Hub: Community-driven initiative dedicated to supporting, connecting, and empowering African women in science, technology, engineering, and mathematics. Through collaborative peer review, mentorship, knowledge exchange, and capacity building, the Club aims to foster a culture of constructive and inclusive peer review while strengthening the visibility, confidence, and leadership of African women in research.

• Club Comunidad Iberoamericana de Ciencia Abierta (CIbCA): Comunidad que impulsa y acompaña al Congreso Iberoamericano de Ciencia Abierta en el fortalecimiento de prácticas abiertas de evaluación, con especial énfasis en la revisión por pares abierta. Un espacio para aprender, colaborar y transformar colectivamente la forma en que se valida el conocimiento en la región.

• CogCompNeuro Club: Discusses and reviews preprints related to computational and cognitive neuroscience, primarily focusing on human attention and audition (in English).

• Future of Research Communication and e-Scholarship (FORCE11) Club: Publishes reviews of preprints in metascience, metaresearch, scholarly communication, and related fields. They meet at 5PM UTC, Wednesday of the third full week of the month, in odd numbered months.

• Healthcare Evidence Exchange Preprint Society (HEEPS): Brings together researchers, clinicians, healthcare professionals, students, educators, and other members of the research community to engage with emerging healthcare research before formal journal publication.

• Parasitology and Infectious Diseases Club: Interdisciplinary Club interested in parasitology, immunology, microbiology, cellular and molecular biology, vaccinology, pharmacology, and many more. They have a monthly reviewing frequency.

• Physical Education Preprint & Review Club: Collaborative training space coordinated by researchers and graduate students in Physical Education at the State University of Maringá (Brazil), and connected to initiatives promoted by the Journal of Physical Education (Maringá, Brazil).

• Plant Biotechnology Club: Started by the Plant Biotechnology Lab at the University of Yaoundé I, Cameroon, the Club is now open for anyone to join. Their interests revolve around plant breeding, plant biotechnology, and sustainable farming.

• Preprint Review Enthusiasts Club: Community of early-career researchers and students supporting each other while developing peer-review skills, exchanging ideas, and collaboratively reviewing preprints in shared disciplinary interests.

• ReplicationWiki Webinar Series Club: Organized by the Philosophy of Economics and Project Teaching Integrity in Empirical Research (TIER) working group of the Institute for New Economic Thinking (INET) Young Scholars Initiative. They are currently reviewing texts on replication in the empirical social sciences.

• Review & Curate Network Club: Fosters a collaborative and transparent environment for preprint evaluation among the open science community in Africa.

• Translate Science Club: Reviews preprints related to multilingual open science in a broad sense. They're currently planning their second collaborative review.