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Reviewers on BCINexus

Reviewers independently check submitted studies for reproducibility. Every published study states how many of them actually read it.

Active reviewers

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How review works here

Reviewers opt in to submissions rather than being assigned by an editor. A stage needs two independent reviewers by default; a study reviewed by only one is labelled editorial review on its page, not peer review, so readers always know which they are looking at.

Inspect the method

Reviewers open the full study, signals, preprocessing, model, and reported results.

Check reproducibility

They confirm the work runs and the claimed results hold up before it earns a review badge.

Approve or request changes

Approved studies carry the reviewer’s name so others know the method was independently checked.

Why review

What you get as a reviewer

Reviewing is how the community stays trustworthy, and it earns you standing, credit, and early access in return.

Verified reviewer badge

A reviewer badge on your public profile signals your standing in the BCI community.

Leaderboard recognition

Every finished review earns a reviewer Impact Score and a rank on the reviewer leaderboard.

Early access

Get new BCILattice features before general release and help shape where they go.

Credit that keeps growing

Approved studies carry your name — and a share of the impact they earn as they get cited, forked and reproduced flows back to your reviewer score.

Who can apply

Any qualified user can be a reviewer

You don't need a PhD, genuine, hands-on BCI experience and constructive feedback matter most.

Reviewers are independent from admins. Reviewing is a community role open to any qualified member, it grants no platform-admin access, and admins don't automatically review. The two are kept deliberately separate.

Researchers

Academics and grad students with published or in-progress BCI work.

Engineers

Signal-processing and ML engineers who build and ship BCI pipelines.

Clinicians

Practitioners applying BCI in rehabilitation or clinical settings.

Top reviewers

Help validate BCI research

Reviewers keep the community trustworthy. If you have BCI research experience, apply to review submitted studies.