AllSci, an innovative AI-powered research platform, has introduced its new feature, Hypothesis Publishing, aimed at transforming the way scientific ideas are shared and developed. Launched on December 15, 2025, this feature allows researchers to publish standalone hypotheses directly on the AllSci platform, linking them to a comprehensive network of over 15 million interconnected scientific concepts derived from existing research.
The launch of Hypothesis Publishing marks the first step in AllSci’s upcoming open-access Publish Suite, designed to facilitate seamless sharing of scientific ideas. Each hypothesis published is automatically analyzed by AllSci’s proprietary AERIS AI, which integrates it into the broader corpus of scientific knowledge. This functionality enhances researchers’ ability to discover related work, contextualize their findings, and expand on new lines of inquiry.
Matthew Chervenak, Founder and CEO of AllSci, emphasized the platform’s mission by stating, “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.” He further noted that Hypothesis Publishing represents just the beginning of their vision for advancing scientific discourse.
Accelerating Scientific Knowledge Sharing
With Hypothesis Publishing, researchers are encouraged to share their ideas early and transparently, fostering an environment where hypotheses that may otherwise remain unpublished can gain visibility. This initiative aims to accelerate the growth of scientific knowledge by providing a platform for innovative ideas and collaborative exploration.
The launch is part of a larger strategy to enhance the AllSci platform. Future updates will include functionalities for publishing research questions, methodologies, results, posters, and full scientific articles. These developments are in line with AllSci’s commitment to “atomizing” scientific knowledge into manageable units, a concept inspired by the philosopher Karl Popper, who posited that scientific understanding is fundamentally built on conjectures and refutations.
A Platform for All Researchers
Currently, Hypothesis Publishing is accessible to all registered AllSci users, regardless of their subscription tier. Interested researchers can sign up for a free account at AllSci.com to begin utilizing this new feature.
AllSci aims to redefine how scientific knowledge is created, shared, and measured. Through its platform, researchers and organizations can explore scientific literature, publish their findings, and evaluate their contributions to the scientific community. The company’s AI-driven technology not only connects scientific knowledge but also provides innovative ways to visualize and track information.
As AllSci continues to develop its offerings, it envisions a future where researchers and institutions maximize their impact on science and society. For further information or media inquiries, please contact Jon Treichler, Senior Manager of Marketing & Communications at AllSci via email at [email protected] or by phone at (240) 630-4965.
This launch represents a significant step forward in the evolution of scientific communication, paving the way for a more open and interconnected research environment.
