[nonameiguess]

Depends on the field. There aren't really all that many research tasks that can be completed in a week. One of my favorite stories from the past few decades was the finding of accelerating expansion of space. It took three decades of scheduling telescope time, looking at exactly the right places in space at exactly the right time, to find enough supernovas to have data to even analyze. Not a whole lot of non-trivial science is just "read existing literature, think hard, and produce text."

[disgruntledphd2]

But honestly, there's a lot that is (particularly for simulation like stuff which can be implemented in code). We should expect to see a bunch of extra output here, which might improve scientific productivity (even though the real bottlenecks are gonna be the academic publishers and their fixation on holding on to their copyrights).