AllSci, an innovative AI-powered research and discovery platform, has introduced its new feature, Hypothesis Publishing, designed to revolutionize the way scientific ideas are shared and connected. Announced on December 15, 2025, this launch is the initial component of AllSci’s upcoming open-access Publish Suite, aimed at enhancing transparency and collaboration within the scientific community.
Researchers can now share standalone hypotheses directly on the AllSci platform, linking them to a vast network of over 15 million interconnected scientific concepts derived from published research. This feature employs AllSci’s proprietary AERIS AI technology, which automatically analyzes and connects each hypothesis to existing scientific knowledge. This functionality facilitates easier discovery of related work, helps contextualize new findings, and encourages the development of emerging lines of inquiry.
“Our goal is to empower researchers to share all of their ideas and results without delay or cost and receive credit for the full scope of their contributions to science,” said Matthew Chervenak, Founder and CEO of AllSci. He emphasized that Hypothesis Publishing is merely the beginning of a broader initiative.
Enhancing Early Scientific Sharing
With Hypothesis Publishing, AllSci enables early and transparent sharing of scientific hypotheses. This approach aims to accelerate the advancement of scientific knowledge and provide a platform for ideas that might otherwise remain unpublished. By promoting the early dissemination of hypotheses, AllSci hopes to foster a more collaborative research environment.
The launch of Hypothesis Publishing is the first phase in a multi-step rollout. Future updates planned for the platform will include support for publishing research questions, methods, results, posters, and full scientific articles. These enhancements will further support AllSci’s mission to break down knowledge into manageable units, inspired by Karl Popper’s foundational concept that scientific knowledge consists of conjectures and refutations.
Accessibility for Researchers
The Hypothesis Publishing feature is now available to all registered users of AllSci, regardless of their account tier. Interested researchers can create a free account at AllSci.com to take advantage of this innovative tool.
AllSci aims to redefine how scientific knowledge is created, shared, and measured. The platform allows researchers and organizations to explore and evaluate scientific literature, publish their ideas and experimental results, and quantify their contributions to scientific discourse. With its AI-driven technology, AllSci connects and atomizes scientific knowledge, paving the way for new forms of visualization and exploration of information.
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This development represents a significant leap forward in scientific communication, emphasizing the importance of sharing ideas swiftly and freely to advance collective knowledge.
