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Making research...

Accessible

Research is technical, complex, and lengthy to understand - and that's necessary to solve our world's most challenging problem. But what if we could make it more accessible?

Reliable

Medicine, AI, gender studies, climate change... All these fields are subjects of great interest and discussion. Yet the discussion is almost always driven by the mainstream media, leading to misinformation and fake news. What if researchers were now driving the conversation?

Collaborative

Every one of us has subjects of interests, and things we know a great deal about. Yet very few take it as far as doing a Ph.D. in the field. What if we could all participate and contribute to the conversation and progress of human knowledge?

Abstra wants to help you!

Dear overloaded researchers,

1. Summarize and simplify your published papers with the help of our summarization algorithm.

2. Post on a dynamic, free, and user-friendly social platform.

3. Reach an audience bigger than ever!

"Publish or perish"... So much pressure on research careers that no time is left to do the most rewarding part of the job: share our work with the world.

People want to know about what you do, let us help you reach them with minimal effort!

Public engagement is a major component of research grants applications and career progress!

Our 3 unconditional principles

Making life easy for researchers.

We work very hard to build an automatic text summarization algorithm to maximize impact and accessibility with minimal effort from researcher.

Building a user-friendly platform.

We build for our users a platform tailored to scientific content with an enjoyable and efficient navigation and searching process.

Ensuring quality of discussion.

We inspire ourselves from quality forums, to which we add state of the art natural language processing to encourage and ensure high quality and engaging discussion.

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Making research...

Accessible

Research is technical, complex, and lengthy to understand - and that's necessary to solve our world's most challenging problem. But what if we could make it more accessible?

Reliable

Medicine, AI, gender studies, climate change... All these fields are subjects of great interest and discussion. Yet the discussion is almost always driven by the mainstream media, leading to misinformation and fake news. What if researchers were now driving the conversation?

Collaborative

Every one of us has subjects of interests, and things we know a great deal about. Yet very few take it as far as doing a Ph.D. in the field. What if we could all participate and contribute to the conversation and progress of human knowledge?

Abstra wants to help you!

Dear overloaded researchers,

1. Summarize and simplify your published papers with the help of our summarization algorithm.

2. Post on a dynamic, free, and user-friendly social platform.

3. Reach an audience bigger than ever!

"Publish or perish"... So much pressure on research careers that no time is left to do the most rewarding part of the job: share our work with the world.

People want to know about what you do, let us help you reach them with minimal effort!

Public engagement is a major component of research grants applications and career progress!

Our 3 unconditional principles

Making life easy for researchers.

We work very hard to build an automatic text summarization algorithm to maximize impact and accessibility with minimal effort from researcher.

Building a user-friendly platform.

We build for our users a platform tailored to scientific content with an enjoyable and efficient navigation and searching process.

Ensuring quality of discussion.

We inspire ourselves from quality forums, to which we add state of the art natural language processing to encourage and ensure high quality and engaging discussion.

Want to know more?

Each Sunday, we hand-pick for our users a short collection of the coolest things happening in research.

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Making research...

Accessible

Research is technical, complex, and lengthy to understand - and that's necessary to solve our world's most challenging problem. But what if we could make it more accessible?

Reliable

Medicine, AI, gender studies, climate change... All these fields are subjects of great interest and discussion. Yet the discussion is almost always driven by the mainstream media, leading to misinformation and fake news. What if researchers were now driving the conversation?

Collaborative

Every one of us has subjects of interests, and things we know a great deal about. Yet very few take it as far as doing a Ph.D. in the field. What if we could all participate and contribute to the conversation and progress of human knowledge?

Abstra wants to help you!

Dear overloaded researchers,

1. Summarize and simplify your published papers with the help of our summarization algorithm.

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2. Post on a dynamic, free, and user-friendly social platform.

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3. Reach an audience bigger than ever!

"Publish or perish"... So much pressure on research careers that no time is left to do the most rewarding part of the job: share our work with the world.

​

People want to know about what you do, let us help you reach them with minimal effort!

​

Public engagement is a major component of research grants applications and career progress!

​

Our 3 unconditional principles

Making life easy for researchers.

We work very hard to build an automatic text summarization algorithm to maximize impact and accessibility with minimal effort from researcher.

Building a user-friendly platform.

We build for our users a platform tailored to scientific content with an enjoyable and efficient navigation and searching process.

Ensuring quality of discussion.

We inspire ourselves from quality forums, to which we add state of the art natural language processing to encourage and ensure high quality and engaging discussion.

Want to know more?

Each Sunday, we hand-pick for our users a short collection of the coolest things happening in research.

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Join 128+ subscribers and enter your email below!