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Hidden in Plain Sight: Networked Power, Funding, and Accountability in Post-Publication Commentary
Edward Mason
Public post-publication criticism now operates through a connected ecosystem of article-linked platforms, journalism sites, personal and pseudonymous publications, nonprofit organisations, consultants, conferences, funders, publisher integrity teams, databases, dashboards, and sc…
Research articleSep 30, 2026DOI 10.61340/ECPYZVK2A Multilingual DOI-Based Model to Increase the Visibility of Latin American Research, a pilot observational study
Tábata Barbosa
Background: Language barriers limit the global visibility of scientific research. Although English dominates academic publishing, it is the native language of only a small fraction of the global population. Research produced in Spanish and other languages is often underrepresente…
Research articleAug 12, 2026DOI 10.61340/MDOIBMVLARPublic post-publication peer review needs due process: accountability, expertise and fairness in the PubPeer era
Edward Mason
Public post-publication commentary is one route through which concerns about published research may be raised. PubPeer is a website for public post-publication comments concerning matters such as image presentation, figure consistency, statistical analysis, methodology, data repo…
CommentaryJul 29, 2026DOI 10.61340/PUBPEERERADorsal design variation and melanin associated pigmentation in preserved specimens of Pristimantis bogotensis (Anura: Craugastoridae)
Valentina Zuluaga Cajiao
Phenotypic variation in dorsal design patterns and pigmentation represents an important component of amphibian diversity and may be influenced by genetic, developmental, and environmental factors. However, the characterization of these traits using preserved specimens requires ca…
Research articleJul 8, 2026DOI 10.61340/PBOGOTENSISAfrolongevity: Defining a New Paradigm for Longevity and Healthy Aging in African Contexts
Wael Mohamed, Stuart Diamond
This review defines Afrolongevity as an emerging interdisciplinary discipline that is dedicated to extending the healthy lifespan of African populations. The continent is currently grappling with a unique "Double Burden" as it navigates a rapid demographic transition: the continu…
Review articleJun 18, 2026DOI 10.61340/ADNPLHAACRelationship between Purpose in Life and Executive Functions in populations with neurodegenerative conditions or preclinical cognitive risk: a scoping review
Luisa Sánchez Mejía, Paula Ospina-Lopera, Victoria Tirado, et al.
Purpose in Life (PiL) refers to a self-organizing life aim central to a person’s identity in relation to personal, occupational, and lifestyle domains. Executive Functions (EF), which support planning, reasoning and problem solving are essential to goal-directed behavior and ever…
Review articleJun 10, 2026DOI 10.61340/PURPOSELIFEND
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