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IP-NFTs for Researchers: A New Biomedical Funding Paradigm
An example of a DeSci system that conforms to these ideals might begin by replacing the primary currency of research scientists – published articles – with NFTs. These NFTs can be minted and owned by the authors, with the actual manuscript and associated code and datasets hosted on IPFS (or another decentralised storage such as Arweave or... See more
Joseph Cook • DeSci: The case for Decentralised Science | Gitcoin Blog
In a first step, Molecule provides an interoperable Web3 marketplace leveraging a scalable legal IP to NFT framework. Our novel approach allows for IP to be virtualized and modularised in an open bazaar. To achieve this, we utilize a combination of unique digital asset identifiers (NFTs), novel automatic exchange infrastructure (AMMs) and... See more
Paul Kohlhaas • An Open Bazaar for Drug Development: Molecule Protocol
While writing this article I pulled together a very early “proof-of-concept” for a DeSci publishing platform called SciFoundry. So far, SciFoundry is an ERC721 smart contract hosted on the Rinkeby testnet. Users can mint their articles and receive an NFT which can be viewed on Opensea. Anyone can download the full article and its assets using the... See more