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What Not To Do When Doing Your Own Research
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this post was submitted on 27 Aug 2023
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I have to note that aRxiv and bio-aRxiv are NOT PEER REVIEWED and are specifically mentioned in the video
It may be easier to go backward but you won’t know what parts might be wrong which defeats the purpose of doing research. One detail can affect the entire paper
Edit: as below commenter pointed out, they’re also not not peer reviewed, so you can definitely find some!
They are not not peer reviewed, its just that its a pre-print server, so they generally appear before getting peer reviewed. When they are, and published, it is usually really easy to see that also on arXiv.
Thank you for the correction!