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We have deadlines to meet, meetings to attend, lectures to give. And \textbf{of course we need to write papers}, not only because we are excited to share our findings, but also because scientific papers are the currency of the academic world.
It's obvious that scientists are always on the lookout for tools that can improve their work flow: one of these tools is \href{https://www.authorea.com}{Authorea}. Authorea was created by scientists and for
scientists. The idea: improving scientists with the
process idea of
improving the writing
process: On the web collaborative papers can be written faster and
sharing with no need for emails exchange. Also the
results web version of the articles can include data, code
and interactive plots. This helps greatly the transparency and reproducibility of research.
While
Authorea has big plans scientists are always looking for
the \href{https://www.authorea.com/8762}{paper of the future}, in this post I want to focus on the here and now. This is because new tools, they're also a bit hesitant when
I talk about the platform with my colleagues, by it comes to changing their work flow. By far the
most common question
I get they ask the most when presented with a new tool is "Why should I use
Authorea to write it for my
paper?"
Great question! research?" It's a good question. Here some highlights that
should make you curious: might guide that decision.
\begin{enumerate}
\item With Authorea, your paper is accessible from any computer anywhere in the world.