ChemRxiv Joins Wiley's New Research Exchange Preprints

Wiley's modern platform serves researchers' evolving needs while delivering a superior user experience

Published on Mar. 10, 2026

Wiley, a global leader in authoritative content and research intelligence, has announced the launch of Research Exchange Preprints, a modern platform designed to streamline the discovery and posting of early-stage research. ChemRxiv, the premier preprint server for chemistry, has selected Research Exchange Preprints as its platform provider, aiming to provide a seamless experience for authors and support rapid knowledge exchange in the chemistry research community.

Why it matters

The launch of Research Exchange Preprints and its partnership with ChemRxiv represents a significant step forward in the evolution of scientific publishing. Preprints play a crucial role in accelerating scientific discovery by enabling researchers to share findings immediately and gather valuable feedback before formal peer review. This collaboration between Wiley and ChemRxiv will help reduce friction for authors and support the kind of rapid knowledge exchange that the research community needs.

The details

Research Exchange Preprints will provide ChemRxiv with a modern publishing infrastructure, including intelligent file uploading, powerful AI-driven metadata extraction, and a streamlined submission process. The platform also features a robust versioning system that allows researchers to collaboratively manage their work, with dedicated DOIs for each version. Additionally, the integration with Wiley's "Under Review" service will enable researchers to establish provenance for their discoveries while maintaining the rigor of traditional peer review.

  • ChemRxiv and Wiley announced the launch of Research Exchange Preprints on March 9, 2026.

The players

Wiley

A global leader in authoritative content and research intelligence for the advancement of scientific discovery, innovation, and learning.

ChemRxiv

The premier preprint server for chemistry, co-owned by the American Chemical Society, Royal Society of Chemistry, German Chemical Society, Chinese Chemical Society, and Chemical Society of Japan.

Julie Nash

VP of Business Growth & Development, Publishing Solutions at Wiley.

Ben Mudrak

Senior Product Manager at ChemRxiv.

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What they’re saying

“Together, ChemRxiv and Research Exchange Preprints will reduce friction for authors and support the kind of rapid knowledge exchange the research community needs.”

— Julie Nash, VP of Business Growth & Development, Publishing Solutions at Wiley (Mirage News)

“We selected Research Exchange Preprints because of Wiley's focus on an improved experience for preprint authors and readers. The platform's robust features, combined with future plans for rendering full-text preprints, closely align with our goal to speed up processes at ChemRxiv as it grows and our commitment to serving the chemistry research community with a state-of-the-art preprint experience.”

— Ben Mudrak, Senior Product Manager at ChemRxiv (Mirage News)

What’s next

The launch of Research Exchange Preprints and its integration with ChemRxiv is expected to provide a more seamless experience for researchers in the chemistry community, enabling them to share their findings more efficiently and drive breakthroughs in the field.

The takeaway

The collaboration between Wiley and ChemRxiv on the Research Exchange Preprints platform represents a significant advancement in scientific publishing, as it aims to reduce friction for authors, support rapid knowledge exchange, and maintain the rigor of traditional peer review. This partnership highlights the evolving needs of the research community and Wiley's commitment to delivering innovative solutions that meet those needs.