Co-founder and CEO of Coinbase. Interested in accelerating scientific research to improve the world!

Rice University

Computer Science Master's Degree '05, Rice University

Co-founder and CEO of Coinbase.

Molecular Biology

Physiology

Cognitive Neuroscience

Information Systems

Nutrition And Dietetics

Cellular And Molecular Neuroscience

Experimental And Cognitive Psychology

Archeology

Psychiatry And Mental Health

General Health Professions

Geriatrics And Gerontology

Surgery

Hematology

Applied Mathematics

Applied Psychology

Biomedical Engineering

Strategy And Management

Aging

Clinical Psychology

Information Systems And Management

Pediatrics, Perinatology And Child Health

Social Psychology

Epidemiology

Geophysics

Pathology And Forensic Medicine

Developmental Neuroscience

Economics And Econometrics

Modeling And Simulation

Materials Chemistry

Artificial Intelligence

Med student interested in neuroscience and its clinical applications

Boston University

Infectious Diseases

Neurology

Pharmacology

Oncology

Statistics, Probability And Uncertainty

Biological Psychiatry

Cancer Research

Endocrine And Autonomic Systems

Orthopedics And Sports Medicine

Sensory Systems

Genetics

Health Informatics

Immunology And Allergy

Immunology

Behavioral Neuroscience

Insect Science

Toxicology

Sociology And Political Science

Public Health, Environmental And Occupational Health

Pulmonary And Respiratory Medicine

Automotive Engineering

Cardiology And Cardiovascular Medicine

Ecology

Molecular Medicine

Signal Processing

Radiology, Nuclear Medicine And Imaging

Food Science

Astronomy And Astrophysics

Plant Science

Ecological Modeling

Rheumatology

Computer Vision And Pattern Recognition

Small Animals

Rehabilitation

Applied Microbiology And Biotechnology

Political Science And International Relations

Researchhub

ResearchHub

ResearchHub raises $5m to help scientists monetize their research

We are thrilled to announce that our team has raised a seed round led by Joseph Jacks from OSS Capital with participation from Boost VC, RedHat's Bob Young, Vercel’s Guillermo Rauch, Replit's Amjad Masad, Y Combinator’s Garry Tan, and others. ResearchHub was co-founded by Brian Armstrong and Patrick Joyce due to the shared belief that science should operate more like open source software. We are extremely fortunate to be backed by a group of investors who understand the value that open source communities create.ResearchHub is a tokenized social network that rewards scientists for openly sharing scholarly content. We are building a suite of collaboration and publication tools that help researchers work together, share their findings, and get feedback from their peers.Anyone that publishes great content on ResearchHub will earn the cryptocurrency, ResearchCoin (RSC), as a reward. Once earned, RSC allows users to create bounties that reward other scientists for completing research-related tasks. So far, our community is using the RSC they earn to compensate others for conducting peer review, answering scientific questions, and sharing feedback. Our end goal is to build an academic town square where valuable contributions are recognized and rewarded in a democratic, evidence-based fashion.With this new funding, ResearchHub will be able to expand our platform to reach more scientists world-wide. We will invest in new features and tools that enable our community to work together more efficiently and capture more of the value they help create.If you would like to join us on our mission to accelerate the pace of scientific research, here's how you can help:Want to join the ResearchHub team? We are currently hiring engineers and designers! Visit our careers page or reach out to hello@researchhub.com to learn more.Want to discuss science? Go to ResearchHub.com, upload your favorite paper, and post a comment to kick off the conversation!Want to help us grow? We are always looking for talented individuals who want to help us spread the word about ResearchHub. Stop by our community's website or jump in our Discord and say hi!