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URL: https://pubpeer.com
Proper Citation: PubPeer (RRID:SCR_013771)
Description: A software application that enables users to peer review published research articles. Users must have a previous publication and an email address at an academic or research institution. Comments can be made in any article published with a digital object identifier, PubMed identifier or a preprint in arXiv. Authors are notified of any comments their paper has received and may respond to comments.
Resource Type: software resource
Keywords: web application, peer review
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