Alive in the Lab: The Electronic Review Process: Today and Tomorrow

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Alive in the Lab: The Electronic Review Process: Today and Tomorrow

November 22, 2016, 11:15 AM

The electronic review process is slowly evolving. The electronic review process has been around since Brian Mathews invented the DWF format in 1995. Using AutoCAD as an example: Today, the AutoCAD user publishes a DWF. He then shares that file...

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