28 April 2021
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The Scholarly Community Encyclopedia is a user generated knowledge reference platform (https://encyclopedia.pub/), released by MDPI in April 2018, with the aim of providing a comprehensive and reliable record for science development. Encyclopedia is created and curated by active scholars to highlight the latest research results as well as providing benchmark information for researchers and the general public interested in accurate and advanced knowledge on specific topics.
As of April 2021, there are some 9100 individual entries on the platform. The number of entries is steadily increasing, taking the form of both text and video. The scholarly community can edit and comment on any entry. Like scientific articles, entries in Encyclopedia are assigned a Digital Object Identifier (DOI), ensuring they can be properly referenced in the scientific discourse.
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