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Daniela Saderi, Ph.D.
Co-Founder and Executive Director, PREreview | Neuroscientist
Daniela Saderi, Ph.D. is the Co-Founder and Executive Director of PREreview, an open project dedicated to empowering systematically disadvantaged scientists by providing them with better ways to express their voices in the scientific community.1 As a neuroscientist by training, Dr. Saderi has been actively involved in promoting open science and scholarship.2
Professional Background
Dr. Saderi's work at PREreview focuses on revolutionizing the scientific review process, particularly in relation to preprints. She has been instrumental in organizing initiatives that bring preprints to the forefront of scientific discussion, dating back to her experiences as a Ph.D. student in 2016.5
Recent Activities
Dr. Saderi has been actively engaged in various aspects of open science:
- Conferences and Discussions: She recently participated in productive conversations about open science and scholarship in Washington, D.C.2
- Advocacy: Dr. Saderi has been involved in discussions about artificial intelligence, as evidenced by her use of the #unmaskingai hashtag3
- Educational Initiatives: She promotes learning opportunities related to open science principles4
- Project Updates: Dr. Saderi regularly shares updates about PREreview's work, including six-month recaps of the organization's achievements6
Commitment to Open Science
Dr. Saderi's dedication to open science is evident in her efforts to:
- Promote preprint reviews and discussions
- Provide credit for public peer reviews through PREreview8
- Organize and participate in events related to open science, such as the CSE conference in Portland7
Through her leadership at PREreview and active engagement in the scientific community, Daniela Saderi, Ph.D. continues to work towards making scientific research more open, accessible, and inclusive.
Highlights
Tomorrow August 22 at 15:00 UTC Vanessa Fairhurst and I will facilitate another Live Review as part of an ongoing collaboration between PREreview and JMIR Publications.
Live Reviews are collaborative review sessions hosted on Zoom that lead to a PREreview posted on PREreview.org. All #preprint reviews published thus far as part of this collaboration can be found here https://lnkd.in/g4aZt5Sx.
Tomorrow we will be discussing a #preprint posted on #medRxiv titled "Pentavalent Vaccine: How Safe Is It Among Infants Accessing Immunization In Nigerian Health Facilities" DOI: https://lnkd.in/gh3kN_DH
Join us and take the opportunity to build a more collaborative and open scholarly peer review landscape!
REGISTER: https://lnkd.in/gW5F2qKk
#LiveReview
As a PhD student I organized weekly department journal clubs.
After learning about #preprints back in 2016, I began to bring them to the journal club discussions. As a group we would collate the notes from everyone participating into a review and post it as a comment on the preprint server.
We also emailed the corresponding author thanking them for sharing their work as a preprint and letting them know we reviewed it publicly.
This resulted in several expressions of gratitude and appreciation, and in a couple of occasions, even invitations to job interviews. However, those reviews didn’t have a license and weren’t findable, making it difficult for us to get recognition for our work.
It is because of that experience that I co-founded PREreview.
Today, if you too believe that feedback between colleagues should be constructive and timely, you can review preprints and get recognition for your contribution via PREreview.
Unsure where to begin? Check out the list of requests for feedback on our website https://lnkd.in/gR_CpYWH
Filter by field of study and language to find a preprint to review at your next journal club!
