Unpublished learning
An experiment doesn't lead to a paper. Its negative, null, or inconclusive result may still matter to someone asking a similar question.
SCIENTIFIC MOVEMENT
Scientists helping scientists.
Too much experimental knowledge goes to waste. Dendino is leading a scientist-to-scientist movement revolutionizing academic collaboration.
Scientists helping scientists.
The problem
Unpublished shouldn't mean lost.
A paper tells only part of the story. Despite being extremely valuable, most of the observations stay unpublished. When that knowledge stays out of reach, science misses a chance to learn.
Knowledge kept apart
Results stay in notebooks, files, and individual labs. Scientists working on related questions may never hear what others have already tried.
Work repeated
When findings and their context aren't shared, another scientist may repeat the same work without knowing what was learned before.
What your experiment taught you could help someone else even when it didn't work. Tell us your experience
Who it’s for
For scientists who believe knowledge is worth sharing.
Researchers in academic labs, biotech and pharma R&D, and independent groups. Anyone who has learned something useful from an experiment—and wished that learning could reach others.
Share what happened
Negative, null, and inconclusive results belong in the conversation, too.
Keep the context
The question, the method, and the reasoning help others understand a result.
Help another scientist
What one team learns could give another a better place to start.
Let's shape this together.
Have you had useful findings stay unpublished, struggled to share what didn't work, or repeated work another lab had already tried? We'd like to hear your experience and what scientists helping scientists could look like.
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