QED Science - AI validity engine for validating research claims and scientific decisions

QED Science is an AI company on a mission to surface the best science and celebrate the scientists behind it. Built on the belief that scientific quality should speak for itself, QED Science has developed a suite of AI tools for critically evaluating scientific work while reducing the influence of author reputation, institutional prestige, and publication venue. Its technology assesses science at the level of each claim, in a fraction of the time taken by traditional peer review.

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QED breaks your paper into its core claims and flags gaps in the reasoning, with a tailored fix for each one. It also separates your novel contributions from what is already known in the field and ranks the work against comparable studies, so you can strengthen it before publication.

Yes. QED's grant review checks every part of a proposal for weaknesses in logic, background, feasibility, methodology, and internal consistency, so you can address them before you submit.

The insights feed gives you personalized updates on new findings that are directly relevant to your research, wherever they are published. This includes studies that fill gaps in your knowledge and labs working on the same questions as you.

The Validity Machine is QED's premium offering for pharma, biotech, and life-science R&D teams. You ask it a scientific question, and it extracts every explicit and implicit claim across the relevant research, scores each claim for validity, and resolves contradictions between them. The result is a structured answer backed by validated science. It is currently available through early access.

QED is built to critically evaluate science, not to summarize it. Rather than generating answers that might be true, it validates claims against the evidence and delivers critical reviews at scale, without summaries or hallucinations.

Yes. Academic researchers can create a free account using an institutional email. No credit card or commitment is needed.