In December 2021, we published an article on Decentralised Science (DeSci) in the journal, Nature. This article aimed to inform the wider scientific community of the DeSci movement happening in Web3. As it is behind a paywall, it has since been uploaded to IPFS. You can read this article here: “Call to join the decentralised science movement”.

In December 2021, we published an article on Decentralised Science (DeSci) in the journal, Nature. This article aimed to inform the wider scientific community of the DeSci movement happening in Web3. As it is behind a paywall, it has since been uploaded to IPFS. You can read this article here: “Call to join the decentralised science movement”.

In February 2022, we published a Decentralised Science (DeSci) guide in the online magazine, Future by a16z. This introductory guide covers how DeSci came to be, what its defining features are, what the major debates and open questions are within the movement, and where the greatest opportunities and challenges lie.

In February 2022, we published a Decentralised Science (DeSci) guide in the online magazine, Future by a16z. This introductory guide covers how DeSci came to be, what its defining features are, what the major debates and open questions are within the movement, and where the greatest opportunities and challenges lie.

Our founders, Sarah and Alex, were invited onto the Rabbithole podcast to talk about DeSci (Decentralised Science) and LYNX. Sarah and Alex talk about how they found their way into web3 from backgrounds in traditional science and software engineering. They discuss some of the problems traditional science is facing and how DeSci can solve them. Then they cover the issue of censorship, and how blockchain can be used to expand participation in science. Sarah and Alex also dive into LYNX — what i...

Our founders, Sarah and Alex, were invited onto the Rabbithole podcast to talk about DeSci (Decentralised Science) and LYNX. Sarah and Alex talk about how they found their way into web3 from backgrounds in traditional science and software engineering. They discuss some of the problems traditional science is facing and how DeSci can solve them. Then they cover the issue of censorship, and how blockchain can be used to expand participation in science. Sarah and Alex also dive into LYNX — what i...