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Is the Kronos work peer-reviewed?

The deposits are openly reproducible now; conventional peer review through arXiv and journals is in preparation.

Questions & Honest AnswersUpdated 2026-08-11
Is the Kronos work peer-reviewed?

The open, reproducible deposits let anyone check the work today. In parallel, Kronos is pursuing the conventional peer-review path — preprints and journal or IAEA submissions — so the work is scrutinised through both mechanisms. Reproducibility and peer review are complementary, not substitutes.

Status updates on the peer-review track are published as they progress.

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Content reviewed August 2026 · design-and-simulation stage