Tomorrow we publish the largest blind quality assessment of life science preprints ever conducted.
57,455 papers. No names. No institutions. Just the science.
The 1% is coming.
#The1Percent #QEDScience #Preprints
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QED Science
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qed is transforming scientific research with AI
Joined April 2025
- Our co-founder and chief scientist @OdedRechavi on why scientific publishing is broken and what better feedback for scientists could look like.New episode of The Information Bottleneck. Our guest studies worms - and is also trying to fix peer review with AI. Oded Rechavi ( ) runs a worm lab at Tel Aviv University and co-founded QED, a tool that reviews scientific papers and grants. We cover why publishing is broken,
- We looked at 57,455 preprints. No names. No institutions. No reputations. Just the science❕ In 48 hours, we reveal The 1%. #The1Percent #QEDScience #Preprints
00:00 - Good science deserves to be seen 👁️ . Next week, we reveal The 1%. Register to be the first to know: qedscience.com #The1Percent #QEDScience #Preprints
- Honestly? If the science is good, we don't ask where you've been.😊I hope Al is still alive, no one knows what happened to him. He missed 7 consecutive faculty meetings and didn’t show up to a single departmental seminar. But I’m not mad, he’s chasing his dream, and personally I hope he made it to the 1%. He deserves it.
00:00 - Some scientists go all in for their work. June 24 we find out if it made a difference. 👀 Register to be the first to know: qedscience.com #The1Percent #QEDScience #Preprints
00:00 - Not every scientific claim should become a building block. In life science, the hard part isn't summarizing papers. It's knowing what to trust, in which context, and with what caveats. QED Science CTO Meir Maor on why the field needs a validity layer 👇
- QED Science reposted
Most experiments fail, and negative results rarely get published. This means LLMs are unaware of the outcomes of most experiments. - The biggest dataset in science may be the one that doesn’t exist: failed experiments. Until we capture that knowledge, both scientists and AI systems are learning from a highly filtered version of reality. QED Science started from a simple idea: scientific validity and
- We do not understand what we have made. "You can have a baby, you have no idea how you did it. That shares a lot of symmetries with what's going on now." @drmichaellevin Setting a complex system in motion is very different from engineering its outcomes. Watch the full
00:00 - Thousands of scientists use QED Science for manuscripts and grants. Meet the Implementation Agent, our latest release for grants that works in your doc, suggests fixes, and applies changes you approve. Like track changes from a brilliant colleague. Join the waitlist 👇
00:00 - Last Call! 📢 AI agents can already scan the literature, analyze data, and generate hypotheses. Some predict they’ll revolutionize medicine. Others warn they’ll destroy science and flood the scientific corpus with hallucinated research. Tomorrow, @drmichaellevin and
