On Science Live, every contribution becomes a brick. And every brick earns rewards. 🧱 What counts as a brick? * 📊 A validated dataset → this brick earns you credits * ⚙️ A reproducible method → earn travel credits with your brick * 📝 A quality peer review → your brick adds credits to your balance * ❌ Explaining why a hypothesis didn’t work → even this brick earns credits 💡 Each brick is a "nanopublication" — citable, machine-readable, and connected to the broader research ecosystem. 🚀 No more working for free. The bricks you lay build both open science and your career: credits that turn into travel funding for conferences, research visits, and collaborations — all powered by organizational subscriptions. Share bricks that truly advance science — and get recognized immediately. 👉 Ready to build your path to travel funding, one brick at a time? Join our beta: 🌐 http://sciencelive4all.org

Anne Fouilloux

2025-10-15T07:33:48.009Z

The current system isn't broken by design—it evolved to serve important needs. Publishers create distribution networks, researchers advance knowledge through rigorous investigation and communicate their findings via publications, institutions develop evaluation metrics. But like any system, it can evolve further. That's why I'm excited to be leading ScienceLive — transforming from document-dependency to connected knowledge networks. ✨ What changes: ➤ From chasing publication counts → Building knowledge graphs ➤ From isolated papers → Connected, verifiable claims ➤ From months-long reviews → Real-time community validation ➤ From access barriers → Open, traceable science This work is made possible by Astera Institute's support, currently hosted at Simula Research Laboratory, in partnership with Viten Hub AS leadership, Knowledge Pixels' nanopublication expertise, and Barbara Magagna's semantic technologies mastery through mabablue. Together, we're building the infrastructure for science's next evolution. 🌐 Learn more: http://sciencelive4all.org Ready to be part of this transformation? 🚀

Anne Fouilloux

2025-10-15T06:47:26.397Z

Anne Fouilloux

2025-10-15T06:33:23.140Z

Tobias Kuhn

2025-10-15T05:24:35.676Z

just testing

Tobias Kuhn

2025-10-15T05:23:43.050Z

Want to see how “brick by brick” science can make research results ready to use — and reward those who share openly? We’ve made a 6-minute video, generated by NotebookLM, that explains how ScienceLive helps connect research with real-world impact. 🔍 You’ll discover: 🔹 Why open contributions are often overlooked — and how we can change that 🔹 How every result becomes a citable brick that’s immediately reusable 🔹 How our travel grant system rewards those who share A vision for industry and academia working hand in hand through connected knowledge ✨ It’s perfect for colleagues, supervisors, or anyone curious about making research more useful and rewarding. 6 minutes. Big ideas. Real solutions. 📺 https://youtu.be/KBL9kcTPYRA 👉 Ready to start building? Join our beta: 🌐 http://sciencelive4all.org

Anne Fouilloux

2025-10-10T12:52:27.425Z

has content

Anne Fouilloux

2025-08-15T16:29:17.982Z

Anne Fouilloux

2025-08-15T16:29:17.982Z

@is_fairstep(label='Addition and subtraction', returns=(['http://www.example.org/distance', 'http://www.example.org/number'], None)) def another_step(a:float, b:float) -> Tuple[float, float]: """This step returns an addition and a subtraction of its inputs""" return a + b, a - b

Robin A Richardson

2021-02-09T16:18:17.096Z

@is_fairstep(label='Addition') def add(a:float, b:float) -> float: """Adding up numbers!""" return a + b

Robin A Richardson

2021-02-09T16:10:00.573Z