Peer Review numbers on @ResearchHub reached an all-time high of ~200 reviews last week.

New research shows that stress biases the hippocampus toward spotting patterns rather than storing detailed memories. This shift helps the brain anticipate what’s coming next, but at the cost of recalling precise details.

Are you an early career scientist pursuing the field of optics and photonics? There is a great opportunity to get $5000 in funding for your groundbreaking research project: https://t.co/Mo86xpru6r Applications are open till November, 30th.

UPDATE: @ResearchHub is pioneering prediction markets for science! In collaboration with @manifold, they’re launching an MVP replication market, letting anyone forecast the outcomes of replication studies funded by Research Hub Foundation.

What if there was a @Polymarket, but for science? @ResearchHub just launched prediction markets for scientific replication on @ManifoldMarkets. Now anyone can bet on whether a study will actually replicate. Around 70% of published research fails to replicate, yet almost no one

4️⃣ Reward Incentive: Currently, algorithms are rewarded for finding the most solutions, i.e, SAT instances, without taking into account that some of the generated instances are UNSAT (we cannot verify UNSAT instances due to the asymmetric requirement.) Is there a better way to

3️⃣ Instance Generation: Is the current generation process of random 3-SAT instances interesting or should this be updated to include multiple types of 3-SAT instances, e.g., industrially relevant instances?

2️⃣ Choice of difficulty parameters: Are the clauses to variables ratio and number of variables a suitable choice for the difficulty parameters (i.e., the instance difficulty increases monotonically with these parameters)? Additionally, should these parameters be capped to ensure

1️⃣ Choice of problem variant: Is 3-SAT a good/interesting choice of problem variant? Or would unrestricted SAT be more industrially/academically interesting?

The @tigfoundation put up a $1,000 $RSC bounty to find experts to review their SAT algorithm challenge. A decent chunk of change to answer 4 critical questions 👇 https://t.co/U3pZCfFXXL

Kosmos, our newest AI Scientist, is available to use today on our platform. Watch here as three of our scientists describe what Kosmos is, and how it can accelerate scientific research.

30 days until SciCon 2025. ResearchHub’s 4th annual conference bringing top scientists, founders, and funders together for a full day of discussion and open networking.

At @ResearchHub, we are exploring prediction markets for science🧬 Thanks to @rust_ruslan, @jeffyfish9, and @TrackedBio we are launching an MVP replication market on @manifold allowing anyone to forecast outcomes of replication studies funded by @ResearchHubF Link below👇

A selection of preprints that I found interesting this week. They cover imaging, quantum emission, tomography, nonlinear optics and other fascinating phenomena. Review any of these preprints and contribute to open science:

We’re honored to welcome Ramin Zabih, Executive Director of arXiv and Professor of Computer Science at Cornell University, as a speaker at SciCon 2025.

We’re LIVE in 1 hour! Join @Treki33 & @ResearchHub as they unpack how blockchains are transforming the world of research. 🎙️ Topic: Web3 + Academia: Bridging Two Worlds Together Don’t miss this one https://t.co/aAPNzuWN1X

Going live tomorrow to talk all things funding, publishing, and peer review.

Happy to support the cause to generate some 🔥 memes.

From the White House to Renaissance Philanthropy, Kumar Garg has helped shape the future of science and innovation. We’re thrilled to welcome him as a speaker at SciCon 2025.

We’re excited to welcome @brian_armstrong, Co-Founder and CEO of ResearchHub, to the stage at SciCon 2025.

Two of my favorite base token $MORPHO and $RSC bounced well showing real demand for the token. Furthermore congrats to @ResearchHub! You are now a part of DeSci digital asset treasury strategy!