Interactive Open Access Peer Review The Atmospheric Chemistry.pdfVIP

Against the Grain Volume 21 | Issue 3 Article 11 2009 Interactive Open Access Peer Review : The Atmo spheric Chemistry and Physics Model Ulrich Poschl Max Planck Institute for Chemistry, po schl@mpch-mainz.mpg.d Follow this and additional works at : http://docs.lib.purdu . du/atg Part of th Library and Information Sci nce Commons R comm nd d Citation Poschl, Ulrich (2009) Int ractive Op n Acc ss P r R vi w : The Atmosph ric Ch mistry and Physics Mod l, Ag ainst the Grain: Vol. 21: Iss. 3, Article 11. Available at : http://docs.lib.purdu . du/atg/vol21/iss3/11 This docum nt has b n made available through Purdue e-Pubs, a s rvice of the Purdue Univ rsity Librari s. Pl ase contact pubs@purdu . du for additional information. ity is not as widely used as might be hoped, publication, and PLoS’s provision of a range PLoS ONE: New Approaches ... an encouraging amount of activity is still hap- of article-level metrics, has the potential to from page 24 pening. Note: This functionality should not be transform academic journal publishing. We confused with post-publication peer review, it also believe that the PLoS ONE formula may then to assign them) — in all other respects is simply post-publication discussion and all have the potential to accelerate, and improve, they hold the same authority as an Academic PLoS titles have this functionality. the nature of research itself. Editor and do not, for example, oversee the Finally, in March 2009, PLoS introduced a decisions made on manuscripts in thei