Listen to our podcast, Future of Science, with Dr. James Zou, Faculty Director of AI for Health at Stanford University. He joins our president Philipp Koellinger to discuss how AI is transforming academic collaboration. 🎧shorturl.at/WMDpn #AI #ScienceInnovation #DeSciFoundation #Research

"If scientists can pay to publish their work, how can we ensure unbiased evaluation?" Our president tackled this issue on the @TimesHigherEd podcast, discussing how to create a fairer academic publishing system. 🎧shorturl.at/PuHph #DeSci #OpenScience #AcademicPublishing

Listen to our podcast, Future of Science, with Dr. James Zou, Faculty Director of AI for Health at Stanford University. He joins our president Philipp Koellinger to discuss how AI is transforming academic collaboration. 🎧shorturl.at/WMDpn #AI #ScienceInnovation #DeSciFoundation #Research

Delays, outdated technology, peer reviewer shortages and bad incentives hinder scientific progress. We’re working towards better, open technology and a token-based incentive layer. How can peer review be improved? See more: shorturl.at/oUysu #DeSci #OpenScience #PeerReview

FAIR principles unlock data’s potential. Dr. Ian Sudbery, The University of Sheffield: "Data is expensive to collect, and much of it isn't relevant to the original question, it’s inconceivable that this data shouldn’t be out there being reused." GO FAIR #OpenData #FAIR #DataReusability

The academic publishing system is inefficient, limiting access and hindering progress. The DeSci Foundation is pushing for a more open and decentralised model to ensure research is accessible and innovation is accelerated. #DeSci #OpenScience #ScientificPublishing

We hosted a seminar with Richard Sever, Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory on "Decoupling Science Communication." He discussed separating research from traditional methods and using digital platforms for better accessibility. 🎞️shorturl.at/kTJYo #ScienceCommunication #DeSci #ResearchInnovation

In our seminar with Mario Malički, Associate Director of Stanford University's Program on Research Rigor and Reproducibility, we explored how subjectivity and unpaid labour impact peer review. 🎞️shorturl.at/k6Z3h #DeSci #OpenScience #PeerReview #ResearchIntegrity

How can we improve research quality and transparency? In our seminar with Gustav Nilsonne from Karolinska Institutet, we discussed open access. Digital innovation and community-driven frameworks are key to ensuring integrity. 🎞️shorturl.at/ve1k4 #ResearchIntegrity #Transparency

Publication fees can reach up to $13,000, pushing publishers to lower standards. On the @TimesHigherEd podcast, our president discusses how to create a more transparent, accessible publishing model. 🎧shorturl.at/PuHph #DeSci #OpenScience #AcademicPublishing

Our president, Philipp Koellinger, recently took part in a panel discussion at IOSP and gave a keynote at the AuraSci conference. @GideonNave from the The Wharton School School at Penn, our new board member, also delivered a keynote at IOSP, addressing the replicability crisis and how the

In this Future of Science episode, JamesDouglas Boyd and Philipp Koellinger explore how automation is reshaping scientific discovery and what it means for the future of research. From cyborg scientists to AI-driven breakthroughs, they dive into the evolving role of humans in an era

We are on a mission to build a better future for science. The DeSci Foundation is a non-profit dedicated to creating a more open, transparent, and efficient research ecosystem. In our first phase, we focused on thought leadership, hosting seminars and podcasts to explore

Academic publishing is broken - researchers are paying anywhere from £1,000 to £13,000 just to publish their work, while journals face pressure to accept more papers to maximise profits. On the Times Higher Education podcast, our president Philipp Koellinger discusses how we can move towards a

In this Future of Science episode, Allison Duettmann, President and CEO of Foresight Institute, shares the story behind the non-profit's founding and its mission to support the beneficial development of high-impact technologies. We explore whether predicting progress is possible, what

In this Future of Science episode, Anna Dreber from the @Stockholm School of Economics unpacks why the replication crisis isn’t just about bad science or p-hacking. It’s about how we design, analyse and interpret data in an inherently variable system. From prediction markets to

What is FAIR and why is it important? Findable – Easily discoverable with clear metadata and identifiers. Accessible – Can be retrieved. Interoperable – Works well with other data and tools, using standard formats. Reusable – Described in detail and licensed for reuse in

Slashing research budgets hurts everyone. Academic freedom and scientific inquiry must be protected - not politicized. Let’s do our part to raise awareness and stand with the broader research community. #DefendResearch bit.ly/43dDuuk

🇬🇧 The UK launches a £54 million scheme to attract exceptional researchers and innovators from around the world. A strong signal that global talent mobility & collaboration are vital for scientific progress. At DeSci Foundation, we believe research should be borderless. 🔗