Science communication
We explain scientific questions through clear, traceable content, bringing research and specialist knowledge to the public.
Our community began at the University of Waterloo, Canada, in 2016. We share science and connect researchers around the world.

In October 2016, PhDSciNet was initiated by PhD researchers at the University of Waterloo, Canada. We operate as an independent research community and incorporated as a Canadian not-for-profit organization in 2018.
We make specialist knowledge accessible and help worthwhile research ideas find a starting point for exchange and collaboration.
Initiated by PhD researchers at the University of Waterloo to share scientific knowledge and research experience.
PhDSciNet began publishing for the public through its website and WeChat account.
Incorporated as Philosophiae Doctor Science Network, corporation number 1078085-5.
Restoring archived articles and offering Chinese and English reading to keep knowledge and exchange accessible.
Our community connects PhD researchers, postdoctoral researchers and professors around the world. Researchers across disciplines are welcome to contribute writing, subject review and research exchange.
Researchers across countries and disciplines share knowledge, discuss questions and explore possibilities for interdisciplinary collaboration.
We explain scientific questions through clear, traceable content, bringing research and specialist knowledge to the public.
We connect research interests across fields, share methods and experience, and explore opportunities for interdisciplinary exchange and joint research.
We plan to explore support for framing technical questions, assessing literature and discussing research approaches. Service scope and processes will be announced as this direction develops.
We aim to explore the practical potential of research, connections between research teams and industry needs, and pathways for technology-transfer collaboration.
Join science writing and research exchange, or discuss opportunities in scientific services and technology transfer.