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In this ASAPbio Myth-Busting video, we address a common fear in research publishing: “Will posting a preprint lead to my work being scooped?” The reality may surprise you! Preprints establish your priority with a timestamped, citable record, reducing the risk of scooping by proving you were first to share your findings. They’re also easily discoverable on platforms like Google Scholar, offering more visibility than conference presentations alone. Many journals even recognize preprint priority, with some, like eLife, now requiring preprinting to support open and transparent research.

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Have you ever thought that preprints are just preliminary versions of research and therefore can't be trusted? See our other video in this myth-busing series:    • Preprint Myth Busting: Are preprints merel...  

Find the script and full reference list here: https://zenodo.org/records/14244859

References:
Europe PMC. "About Europe PMC." https://europepmc.org/
ASAPbio. "The Value of Preprints for Early Career Researchers." https://asapbio.org/early-career
PLOS. "PLOS’ Position on Preprints." https://plos.org/open-science/preprints/
EMBL. "EMBL’s Guidelines on Preprints." https://embl.org
eLife. "eLife’s Publish, Then Review Model." https://elifesciences.org/articles/64910