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Science Orbit lets you publish preprints for free, then connect your work, collaborators, and citations on the open research graph — with open review, version history, and plain-language summaries.

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Science Orbit builds on the open scientific record. Find your profile and claim it with your verified ORCID — your publications, citations, and collaborators come with it. Connect Mastodon in settings to share contributions on the fediverse.

Why Science Orbit

Science that stays open

Publish preprints for free. Claim your profile on the research graph. Let the community read, review, and help improve your work.

Free to read and publish

Upload a preprint in minutes. Anyone can read it without paying.

Verified scientific identity

Claim your profile with ORCID. Publications, citations, and affiliations come from the open record.

Version history

Upload new versions when you improve the work. Readers see what changed.

Collaboration graph

See co-authors, institutions, and suggested collaborators across the open scientific record.

Plain-language summaries

AI drafts a short summary. You approve it before it goes live.

Open review & replication

Reviewers comment in public. Others can log whether they could reproduce your results.

How it works

Publish. Claim. Improve.

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Publish

Add your title, abstract, and PDF. It goes live right away — free to read from day one.

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Claim

Find your profile on the research graph and verify with ORCID. Your track record may already be there.

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Improve

Read feedback, upload new versions, write reviews, and track replications in public.

New knowledge base

Science Orbit Encyclopedia

Look up scientific concepts, methods, and terms in plain language. Articles are sourced, versioned, and improved through community edits that moderators review before publishing.

Explain concepts

Definitions and background beside the papers.

Reviewed edits

Community contributions go through moderation.

Versioned history

Approved changes become a transparent record.

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Latest papers

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ReviewedBiologyReproducibility 75/100Partially replicated

Sample: Mapping Coastal Wetland Carbon Recovery With Open Satellite Data

We combine open Sentinel imagery, field plots, and transparent uncertainty estimates to identify coastal wetlands with high carbon recovery potential. The sample workflow demonstrates how authors can attach datasets, code repositories, AI summaries, public review, and replication signals to a preprint.

remote sensingcarbonreproducibility

Ada Mitchell, Ben Carver

2 versions 1 reviews1 citations12 views
PreprintPhysicsReproducibility 39/100Replicated

Sample: Interactive Notebook for Teaching Quantum Error Correction

A classroom-oriented interactive paper walks through repetition codes, syndrome measurement, and decoder intuition. The sample shows how Science Orbit can host computational notebooks, public comments, and versioned educational research objects.

quantumeducationnotebooks

Ada Mitchell

1 versions 0 reviews0 citations10 views
PreprintMedicineReproducibility 36/100Not replicated

Sample: Transparent Triage Models for Rural Clinic Wait Times

This demonstration paper evaluates a simple interpretable triage model trained on synthetic rural clinic operations data. It highlights model cards, fairness checks, negative results, and reviewer-visible limitations for operational health research.

health systemsfairnessnegative results

Ben Carver, Lina Okafor

1 versions 1 reviews0 citations7 views

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