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Read, But Don't Tell

Jun 10, 2009

A team of physicists made an exciting finding at the same time as a team of competitors, wrote it up, submitted it to Nature, and then submitted the preprint to arXiv -- an archive that many astronomers and physicists race to submit to.

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