ResearchCoin is now officially listed and available for trading on Revolut. This puts RSC in front of 70M+ users across one of Europe’s largest financial platforms. With Revolut now operating as a UK-licensed bank, you can now buy and access RSC through a regulated platform used across Europe.

We're thrilled to welcome Dr. Tracey as a speaker at Catalyst NYC! A neurosurgeon and pioneer of bioelectronic medicine, Dr. Tracey's research on the vagus nerve led to the first FDA-approved bioimplant for rheumatoid arthritis.

At Catalyst NYC, we’ll discuss: → Alternative funding models → Open science infrastructure → Where philanthropy and venture capital meet research → How discoveries move from labs to real-world impact And much more. Full agenda coming soon. 📅 July 11 📍 NYC Request an invitation: luma.com/66yycaak

PSA: there's $10k in funding sitting on ResearchHub just waiting for scientists to claim it. If you study antiviral strategies, now's your chance. Applications close June 16th → www.researchhub.com/grant/32291

Wim Hof believes his method can change lives. The researchers behind a project on ResearchHub agree. They're testing whether cold exposure and breathwork can reduce inflammation in cancer. Experiments are officially underway. Follow along here: www.researchhub.com/proposal/4459/

We’re excited to announce Seema Kumar, CEO of @wewillcure.bsky.social, as our first Catalyst NYC speaker. Seema will discuss Cure’s Innovation Index, a first-of-its-kind framework ranking how effectively U.S. institutions translate scientific discovery into real-world healthcare impact.

ResearchCoin currently trades on Coinbase, Kraken, Gate, and MEXC. $RSC is the scientific currency of ResearchHub, where it's used to fund research, compensate peer reviewers, and reward contributions to open science.

A new funding opportunity is now available on ResearchHub! We're offering $10k in seed funding for high-impact research on human reproductive longevity and frontier reproductive platforms.

Wim Hof's method of breathwork and cold exposure has been validated as an effective tool for managing stress. But is it feasible for cancer patients? And if so, could it help reduce inflammation and support other health measures?

When scientists learn about ResearchHub, they're often excited about the platform, but unsure why crypto is involved. What is ResearchCoin, and why does it exist? $RSC offers several benefits for science:

What if your crypto holdings automatically earned yield every day, and you could use that yield to support real scientific research? That's ResearchHub Endowments. Deposit ResearchCoin ($RSC) to earn Funding Credits daily.

Wim Hof and Jim Nasr are teaming up to test the feasibility of the Wim Hof Method for cancer patients, and experiments officially begin today. It’s all happening on ResearchHub, through a new model for doing science. They raised funds on the platform, and will now publicly track their results.

Scientists are raising funds on ResearchHub to test whether the Wim Hof Method is safe and potentially beneficial for cancer patients. So, we interviewed @Iceman_Hof himself. We asked him about breathwork, cold exposure, and what science still hasn't explained about his method.

Our pipeline for science funding, publishing, and tracking is working. Here's the proof: AGEs are sugar-damaged proteins that accumulate with age and drive chronic disease, yet remain largely untargeted. Stanford researcher Keyun Ying raised $10k on ResearchHub to address this.

Yesterday marked 30 days since we launched Endowments on ResearchHub. Here are some stats from the first month: → Total Value of Funding Credits Distributed: ~$122k (780,486 $RSC) → Today's Annualized Yield: 70.08% (awarded in Funding Credits) → Total Value Locked: $2.11m (13.54m $RSC)

New on ResearchHub: Scientists are mapping the molecular "point of no return" in a deadly lung disease, and the study design is now publicly locked in for open tracking on our platform.

New Funding Opportunity on @ResearchHub: 🦠 We're offering $10K in seed funding for research on antiviral preparedness, with particular emphasis on studies related to hantavirus, emerging threats, and the development of new broad-spectrum antivirals.

On July 11th, ResearchHub is partnering with Nucleate and Cure to host Catalyst NYC, a day of open dialogue between researchers, funders, and institution-builders reimagining how science works.

Project Gigabrain has a winner. 🧠 We received 16 proposals aimed at growing bigger and more realistic brain organoids. We're sending $25k to @jdpereira.bsky.social's lab at the UAB Heersink School of Medicine to grow spatially patterned human brain organoids. bsky.app/profile/res...

Some plastics are hard to recycle because they’re chemically very stable and can release toxic byproducts when broken down. This new preprint introduces a catalytic method that safely breaks them into useful chemical building blocks.

AI tools are making scientists more productive: those who use AI are publishing ~3x more papers and earning nearly 5x more citations. However... (1/3)

We just completed our first replication study on ResearchHub. From preregistration → funding → experiment → results A full scientific lifecycle, run in the open, with community input. We also tested something new along the way: prediction markets for science. Here’s how it played out. 👇

Reminder: we go live in 2 hours. Join Pat and Jeff as they walk through ResearchHub Endowments: how it works, and what it unlocks for funding science. Join the conversation on X: x.com/i/spaces/1w...

Have you noticed that your ResearchCoin (RSC) balance is growing on ResearchHub? With our new Endowments feature, the RSC held in your @ResearchHub account automatically earns high-yield Funding Credits every day, which must be used to fund projects on the platform. Today's rate of return: 85% 📈

Your research. Two paths. Two very different timelines. Science moves at the speed of peer review. We're accelerating it.

Most systems that convert CO₂ into useful fuels using solid oxide electrolysis cells (SOECs) face a tradeoff. They’re either efficient or durable, but rarely both. This study redesigns the SOEC so each layer does one job well.

Catalyst NYC - an invite-only gathering of researchers, funders, and institution-builders - is coming to NYC on July 11th 🗽 Hosted by ResearchHub Foundation, Nucleate, and Cure. Think you belong in the room? Request an invitation here: luma.com/66yycaak

What if the scientists behind today's breakthroughs had more control over which projects get funded? That's one benefit of Endowments — our new feature that turns RSC into a continuous stream of science Funding Credits...

A new BioRxiv preprint shows that most scientists use preprints. They read them, cite them, and rely on them. But many won’t submit their own. Why? It’s an incentive problem. Researchers fear career penalties if they don't publish in established journals.

Last month, we launched Project Gigabrain. A $25k funding opportunity to push brain organoids beyond disease models, into scale, networks, and computation. So far, 16 proposals have been submitted by researchers. Here are some of the top-ranked submissions (no particular order): 🧵

🧪New funding opportunity: Peptides for Human Health Peptides are a burgeoning area of science with huge potential. We've all heard something about them, but the science is still catching up. It's about time we move past anecdotes into true scientific understanding. (1/3)

Something huge just landed at ResearchHub. Introducing: Endowments. Starting today, everyone holding ResearchCoin (RSC) in their ResearchHub account will automatically earn high-yield Funding Credits, distributed daily (1/3)

🧬 New funding opportunity now open on @ResearchHub: Next-Gen Human Enhancement — Muscle, Cognition, and Mood. 💰$10,000 in seed funding for the best preregistered proposal. Open to PhD students, postdocs, and faculty worldwide.

If affiliated with a registered 501(c)(3) nonprofit, funding research through ResearchHub can qualify as tax-deductible. Most U.S. universities and research institutions fall under this category. ✅ Good for science ✅ Good for your taxes

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Preprints accelerate science by making new research available immediately - not after months or years of peer review. The tradeoff: without peer review, it's hard to trust that the studies were done rigorously...

Here’s why science funders use ResearchHub: 1. Fund exactly what you care about 2. Funds go directly to researchers 3. Expert review before funding 4. Track outcomes in real time 5. Tax benefits

You can now buy or deposit ResearchCoin directly into your ResearchHub wallet. researchhub.com/researchcoin

Most AI models in biomedicine work in silos. Histology captures tissue structure. Spatial transcriptomics captures gene expression. But their representations are typically analyzed separately.

An application to our $10k Aging & Longevity RFP targets a quiet driver of aging: advanced glycation end products (AGEs). These sugar-derived molecules accumulate over time and contribute to cardiovascular disease, neurodegeneration, and diabetes.

AxonVoice, led by investigators at @axondao.bsky.social, proposes a $5k Phase I build to create a standardized, reproducible, AI-ready voice biomarker infrastructure. The goal: scalable, reliable phenotyping of neurological and psychological states for research and future clinical use.

Most aging clocks can measure biological age. But they don’t reveal which genes to target to slow it. A team from MIT, @ragoninstitute.bsky.social of @massgenbrigham.bsky.social, and @broadinstitute.org of @mit.edu and @harvard.edu applied to our Aging & Longevity RFP to address that gap.

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A research team applied to our Aging & Longevity RFP to test if gut proteins become less soluble as we age. They compare the small intestine and colon to determine if changes differ by region. If true, the findings could link immune metabolic remodeling to region-specific proteostasis instability.

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Exercise is known to lower dementia risk. But how exactly? This preprint shows that aerobic activity may strengthen the brain’s smallest blood vessels. Making them more resilient during aging and early Alzheimer’s pathology.

Most fMRI studies rely on relatively small datasets, often just dozens or a few hundred people. This preprint introduces NeuroSTORM, a foundation model pretrained on 28.65 million fMRI frames, over 9,000 hours of scans from 50,000+ individuals.

Can an AI trained on regular photos learn to read medical scans? Researchers put DINOv2, trained on 142M natural images, to the test across 100+ experiments on X-rays, CT, and MRI. They asked it to detect disease and outline organs.

Exercise clearly improves health and longevity, but the molecular signals behind it are hard to measure. This recent study uses multi-platform plasma proteomics to track how proteins change after exercise and with long-term training.