Agents, tools, and workflows for scientific discovery.
01 - Home
Est. 2026
sciencewiki
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02 - Purpose
Living literature maps
Always-current research topic wikis, updated as new papers publish.
science.wiki will host public wikis for specific research topics. As new papers appear, each one is evaluated and folded into the latest version of the topic wiki: what changed, which claims matter, where evidence agrees or conflicts, and what a researcher or agent should know next.
The format is inspired by Karpathy-style LLM wikis, but aimed at scientific topics. The output should be readable by humans and compact enough to serve as high-quality context for research agents.
03 - Use
Researchers + agents
Current topic context for researchers, agents, and public science.
For researchers
Get a structured first pass over a topic before deciding which papers deserve close reading.
For research agents
Use stable topic pages as compact, source-aware context instead of asking an agent to rediscover the field from scratch.
For public science
Make public paper streams easier to navigate without pretending that generated synthesis replaces primary papers or peer review.
04 - Topics
Paperzilla public projects
The first science wikis will launch around these research topics.
Closed-loop systems that generate, test, and refine research work.
Computational and experimental discovery of materials.
Machine learning systems for patient-specific medical insight.
Imaging, diagnosis, and clinical signal extraction.
Models and pipelines for therapeutic design and evaluation.
Sequence, structure, and viral evolution research.
QEC, FTQC, and the road to reliable quantum systems.
05 - Early access
Launch access