Peer review or reproducibility check

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Use the 10-character Request ID from the publication or corresponding author.

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If you do not have a Request ID

You cannot start a peer-review / reproducibility check request without a valid Request ID. Try the following steps in order:

  1. Check the publication. Authors who use EMOTE data are asked to include their data request number in publications so that readers can request the same data for a reproducibility check. Look for a 10-character ID (for example, 123ABCDEFG).
  2. Contact the corresponding author. If the Request ID is not in the paper, email the corresponding author (or whoever submitted the original EMOTE data request) and ask for their EMOTE Request ID.
  3. Contact the EMOTE team. If you still cannot obtain the ID, email emote-database@unimelb.edu.au with the author name, the publication or project title, and whether you are a peer reviewer or requesting a reproducibility check. We will try to help you locate the correct Request ID.