Verge

Accelerate Neuroscience. Together.

Verge is a new medium of research engagement—designed by the neuroscience community, for the neuroscience community.
All the Papers. All the People. All in the same place.

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Why Verge Exists

Fragmentation

Neuroscience is splintered into 30+ subfields. Verge connects them.

Information Overload

Medical knowledge doubles every 73 days (2020). Verge filters the noise.

Infrequent Updates

Without communication, discovery stalls. Verge changes that.

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AI-Driven Platform

AI-powered paper summaries, narrated and visualized

Interactive Content

Clickable transcripts, embedded figures, dynamic author-reader dialogue

Science-Native Forum

Save, share, and collaborate in a science-native forum

What Scientists Are Saying

"We need scientific literature organized and structured in a way that allows for smooth on-boarding into adjacent fields of research."

— Computer Neuroscientist, UChicago

"I would value a platform to keep me informed on adjacent fields to be aware of research that could inform my lab's work"

— Neuroscientist, UChicago

Why Now

The window for transforming scientific communication is open. Here's why we can't wait.

73 Days

Knowledge Doubling Rate

Medical knowledge now doubles every 73 days. Traditional literature review methods can't keep pace with this exponential growth.

68%

Feel Overwhelmed

68% of physicians feel overwhelmed by research volume, despite 95% wanting to stay current. The gap between intention and capability is widening.

The AI Revolution is Here

Large language models have reached the sophistication needed to meaningfully accelerate scientific understanding. The technology exists. The community is ready. The only question is: who will build the bridge?

LLM-Guided
Scientific Comprehension
Real-time
Processing Capability
Multimodal
Content Generation

The future of science is collaborative, connected, and AI-accelerated. That future starts now.

Join the Movement

Verge is launching soon. Don't miss it.

Early access. Influence the future of scientific research.