
Philip Cohen
British biochemist
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May 21, 2026
For Sociology: Philip N. Cohen
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Kevin CanersHOST
I mean, you've talked about some of the advantages already, but when you, say, make the pitch at a conference or to an individual academic, how do you pitch it to them about why they should upload their paper?
Philip CohenGUEST
I'll say one is efficiency, so you can get your work out faster, get more engagement earlier in the process, and that improves quality.
Philip CohenGUEST
The other is equity, which is you put it in the hands of people who otherwise might have some resource barrier to accessing it, and just the, the overall benefit you get from the signal of openness.
Philip CohenGUEST
Um, so, uh, you know, I hammer on these categories a- and I think it kinda depends where people are in their research.
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Kevin CanersHOST
So taking a bird's-eye view, how do you view the state of the discipline right now?