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Science & Research startups
Startups building lab software, biotech, academic tooling and open datasets, with profile pages you can filter by stage, country and pricing model.
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Records in Science & Research
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About Science & Research
Science & Research collects the products and businesses that help people ask questions and test answers: instruments and software for the lab, drug and diagnostics companies, tools for scholars, and projects that publish data for anyone to reuse. Each profile follows the same layout, so you can read stage, founders, country and focus side by side instead of hunting through separate pitches.
The page covers four subcategories, and it lists everything inside them as well as anything filed directly under Science & Research. Use the filters to narrow by stage or country, then open a profile to check what the product does and who runs it. Listings appear newest first by default. Switch to community votes if you want to see what visitors rate; votes can never be bought. Every listing has one main category, included free, so what you see here was placed by the founder as its best fit.
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Science & Research: questions answered
- What kind of products belong in Science & Research?
- Anything whose main job is to support scientific or scholarly work: lab and analysis software, biotech ventures, tools for academics, and open data projects. If the product mainly serves general business users, a different category will usually suit it better.
- How do I choose between Research tools and Academic tools?
- Research tools suit products used to run experiments, analyse results or manage lab work. Academic tools suit products built around scholarly life, such as writing, citing, teaching or collaboration. If a product does both, pick the one your core users would name first.
- How do I get my startup listed here?
- Go to /submit and paste your website address. An AI drafts the profile from your site, and you check and edit every field before anything goes live. You choose one main category, included free. A paid launch costs $5; a free listing waits in a queue of about 6-8 weeks.
- Can a product appear in more than one category?
- Yes, with an upgrade. Each listing has one main category included free, and a paid upgrade adds up to 3 more categories for $5. A biotech tool with an open dataset, for example, could appear in both subcategories.
- What should I compare when looking at science startups?
- Check the stage, the founders' backgrounds and the country on each profile. Then read what the product actually does, who it is built for and whether the data or methods are described plainly. Compare like with like by filtering within one subcategory.