DoneSCI · Science Communication
A cross-disciplinary workspace for clinicians, researchers and science educators. Plan a topic, select traceable references, draft articles or social content, prepare narrated video scripts, and keep a record of genuinely published work.
Open science writing studioCreate articles, social posts, educational cards and posters adapted to your readers.
Prepare narration, storyboards and subtitles. After author confirmation, optionally render a vertical MP4 from licensed assets.
Organize your own images, audio, video and templates with appropriate rights and consent.
Save project-based versions, edits, reference links and exportable content.
Record real publication channels, URLs, attribution and supporting documents without invented credentials.
Suggest biomedical or general science from the topic; ambiguous classifications require author confirmation.
Search sources such as PubMed and Europe PMC for medical topics or OpenAlex for broader science. Metadata is a lead, not proof.
Produce an article, social version, spoken script or storyboard while keeping separate editable revisions.
Check claims, citations, applicability and media rights before publishing; only record genuine published outcomes.
Literature tools preserve identifiers such as DOIs. A citation does not establish that a specific claim is supported: authors must inspect the underlying research and current guidance before making quantitative, causal or medical claims.
Explore literature searchNo. Choose automatic classification, biomedical topics or general science. Authors can correct the classification before sourcing literature.
It drafts spoken scripts, storyboards and captions. With a confirmed script and optional permitted image/audio assets, it can render a vertical captioned MP4. You publish it yourself.
You can document genuine published work, but eligibility depends on the applicable employer, location, year and professional evaluation rules. No acceptance is promised.
Verify scientific sources, publication rights and applicable rules with a qualified reviewer. Private projects are not published automatically.