QED Science
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QED Science is the only AI built for research, helping scientists evaluate which claims hold up across papers, grants, and daily work, without ever training on their data. Powered by QED’s validity engine for trustworthy scientific analysis.
Nature spoke with our co-founder and CEO, Niv Mastboim about how QED Science evaluates scientific work based on originality and validity, independently of author identity, institution, or publication venue. bit.ly/4wj2Xhk
The closer you are to your grant proposal, the harder it can be to see what a reviewer will. Join our free webinar on August 20 to learn how to spot gaps in logic, unclear framing and unsupported claims before submission. 11 AM ET | 5 PM CEST Register: bit.ly/4gbtTKZ @angelaandersen.bsky.social
Peer review was built for a world with fewer papers and more time. We're building for the world science has become. Grateful to The AIJournal for naming QED Science the top platform for 2026, and for recognizing that rigor and scale do not have to work against each other. bit.ly/4gzNANi
More than half of this year's top-scoring life science papers came from international teams. Even accounting for team size: international collaboration = 45% higher odds of hitting the top 1% (OR 1.45, p<0.001). Great science crosses borders. Read the research: bit.ly/4gxTY7K
12.9% of high-scoring papers ended up in lower-ranked journals. If journal rank has been our primary signal for scientific quality, what have we been missing? Read the methodology → bit.ly/4g48xQi #The1Percent #QEDScience
🎉 Meet The 1%. Out of 57,455 bioRxiv life science preprints, QED Science selected 574 exceptional manuscripts through blind evaluation. The 1%: the-one-percent.qedscience.com Good science deserves to be seen. @biorxivpreprint.bsky.social @openrxiv.bsky.social @richardsever.bsky.social
Tomorrow we publish the largest blind quality assessment of life science preprints ever conducted. 57,455 papers. No names. No institutions. Just the science. The 1% is coming. #The1Percent #QEDScience #Preprints
We looked at 57,455 preprints. No names. No institutions. No reputations. Just the science❕ In 48 hours, we reveal The 1%. #The1Percent #QEDScience #Preprints
Some scientists go all in for their work. June 24 we find out if it made a difference. 👀 Register to be the first to know: www.qedscience.com #The1Percent #QEDScience #Preprints
We do not understand what we have made. "You can have a baby, you have no idea how you did it. That shares a lot of symmetries with what's going on now." @drmichaellevin.bsky.social in conversation with @odedrechavi.bsky.social Watch the full webinar → www.qedscience.com/blog/how-wil...
Thousands of scientists use QED Science for manuscripts. We recently launched for grants. Meet our new Implementation Agent: it works directly in your document, suggests fixes, and applies changes you approve. Like track changes from a colleague. Join the waitlist now 👉 bit.ly/3Q7a8tS #GrantReview
AI agents can already scan the literature, analyze data, and generate hypotheses. Some predict they’ll revolutionize medicine. Others warn they’ll flood science. Tomorrow, @drmichaellevin.bsky.social and @odedrechavi.bsky.social discuss this topic. Register here: us06web.zoom.us/webinar/regi...
"Fishing expedition." "Mechanistic link unclear." "Insufficient preliminary data." "Scope overly ambitious." "Limited novelty." "Lacks meaningful departure from prior work." At some point you realize: you don't just need funding. You need a grant friend! 💙
AI can now read, write, and generate hypotheses. So what happens to science when machines start participating in it? @drmichaellevin.bsky.social and @odedrechavi.bsky.social discuss what AI may or may not change. Live webinar · May 28, 1:30 PM ET Register: us06web.zoom.us/webinar/regi...
Our joint study with EMBO is just out! We are proud to be at the forefront of this sea change. AI will reinforce the central role of scientists in this new era. Strong science should be seen! @embo.org @reviewcommons.org @tlemberger.bsky.social link.springer.com/article/10.1...