Where Research Becomes Understood
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Since 2015, SciTube has helped researchers, universities, publishers, charities, and healthcare organisations communicate complex work through clear, engaging animation.
Research output continues to grow, yet much of it remains unseen, unread, or difficult for wider audiences to absorb. That is not usually a quality problem. It is a communication problem.
SciTube exists to help important research become easier to understand and share across academia, policy, education, industry, stakeholder, and public audiences.
Used across outreach, teaching, impact, funding, public engagement, and dissemination, SciTube helps research travel further in an increasingly crowded digital world.
Health and Medicine
Apr
30
2026
Professor Stefan Pierzynowski – Professor Kateryna Pierzynowska | Cracking the Code on How Our Bodies Absorb Protein
When you eat a steak or a protein shake, what actually ends up in your bloodstream? It turns out the answer is...
Apr
23
2026
Hope Walks: Early Clubfoot Treatment Transforms Children’s Lives
In many low- and middle-income countries, children born with physical disabilities face lifelong barriers that limit...
Apr
13
2026
Dr Sriram Iyengar | Resilience Informatics
Pandemics! Heatwaves! Floods! Droughts! We live in an age of overlapping crises. Climate change is intensifying....
Mar
30
2026
Marc de la Roche – Maike de la Roche | A New Route to Precision Cancer Immunotherapy
Cancer treatments are increasingly moving beyond one-size-fits-all approaches, and new research led by Marc de la...
Mar
26
2026
Dr Fatema Alali | How Ring-Shaped Gold Nanoparticles Could Revolutionise Cancer Treatment
Nanoparticles may be tiny, but their potential impact on medicine is enormous. In a new study, researcher Fatema Alali...
Mar
11
2026
Dr. Mark Greenwald | The NET Device™: A New Tool to Help People Recover from Opioid Addiction
For people trying to stop using opioids, the most dangerous point in recovery often comes right at the start....
Earth and Environment
Apr
23
2026
Dr. Colin Meyer | Cutting through Ice to Understand the Behavior of Glaciers
Imagine cutting through a stick of butter – you end up with two smaller sticks of butter. Now, try cutting through a...
Apr
13
2026
Dr Sriram Iyengar | Resilience Informatics
Pandemics! Heatwaves! Floods! Droughts! We live in an age of overlapping crises. Climate change is intensifying....
Feb
17
2026
Dr Andrea Haefner | How Civil Society Groups Are Speaking Up for the Mekong River
The Mekong River is one of Southeast Asia’s great lifelines, supporting more than 65 million people and sustaining...
Feb
10
2026
Dr Pilar Garcia-Jimenez – Dr Rafael Robaina | How Jumping Genes Help Seaweeds Survive Climate Stress
Seaweeds play a vital role in coastal ecosystems, providing food, habitat, and carbon storage. As oceans warm and...
Jan
20
2026
Dr Luca Nitschke | A Social-Ecological Model of How Daily Routines Intertwine with Nature
Everyday activities such as gardening or commuting might not seem like they have much to do with global environmental...
Jan
12
2026
Healthy Streams, Stronger Farms: A Conservation Plan for the Mississippi Alluvial Valley
The streams and rivers of the Mississippi Alluvial Valley were once teeming with life. In the early 1800s, naturalist...
Business and Economy
Apr
13
2026
Dr Susanna Bairoh | Equal Degrees, Unequal Incomes: New Evidence from Finland’s STEM Workforce
Even in countries celebrated for gender equality, women still earn less than men – and moving into science and...
Mar
10
2026
Dr Aminath Sudha | Beyond the Pay Rise: Rethinking Motivation in Public Service
When governments want public services to run better, one common solution is simple: pay people more. But new research...
Jan
12
2026
Dr Anne Kovalainen – Dr Seppo Poutanen | From Public Good to Private Gain: Exploring the Marketisation of Finnish Education
For decades, Finland has been celebrated for its world-class schools and egalitarian education system. But recent...
Oct
09
2025
Dennis Lee | Revolutionizing Space Investment Economics with Fuel-free Electric Propulsion
Spacecraft today are limited by a critical constraint: fuel. Traditional satellites depend on stored propellant fuel,...
Sep
23
2025
Can Technology, Law and Data Work Together for a Carbon-free Future? iENERGY has the Answer!
iENERGY is a two-year research and innovation project from Marie Skłodowska-Curie Actions, funded by the European...
Jul
16
2025
How Employment Goals Impact Job Outcomes for People with Disabilities
Employment plays a vital role in a person’s community participation, social connection, and quality of life. This is...
Physical Sciences
Apr
28
2026
Dr Michael L. Walker | The Hidden Energy Battle Inside Every Quantum Measurement
In the strange world of quantum mechanics, tiny particles can exist in several states at once. Yet when we measure...
Apr
23
2026
Dr. Colin Meyer | Cutting through Ice to Understand the Behavior of Glaciers
Imagine cutting through a stick of butter – you end up with two smaller sticks of butter. Now, try cutting through a...
Mar
26
2026
Dr Fatema Alali | How Ring-Shaped Gold Nanoparticles Could Revolutionise Cancer Treatment
Nanoparticles may be tiny, but their potential impact on medicine is enormous. In a new study, researcher Fatema Alali...
Mar
16
2026
Dr. Missy Thompson | Uncovering the Science Behind Elite Ice Climbing
Ice climbing is one of the most dramatic winter sports, with athletes swinging axes into frozen walls and hauling...
Oct
29
2025
Dr Maria Helena Braga | High-performing Cathodes for Lithium-ion Batteries
Materials called NMCs are widely used as the positively charged electrodes – or ‘cathodes’ – in lithium-ion batteries,...
Oct
22
2025
Dr Ursula Vincent | Detecting Trace Antibiotics in Livestock Feed to Combat Antimicrobial Resistance
Antibiotic resistance is one of the most urgent public health threats today, and animal farming plays a significant...
Biology
Apr
30
2026
Professor Stefan Pierzynowski – Professor Kateryna Pierzynowska | Cracking the Code on How Our Bodies Absorb Protein
When you eat a steak or a protein shake, what actually ends up in your bloodstream? It turns out the answer is...
Mar
30
2026
Marc de la Roche – Maike de la Roche | A New Route to Precision Cancer Immunotherapy
Cancer treatments are increasingly moving beyond one-size-fits-all approaches, and new research led by Marc de la...
Mar
26
2026
Dr. Francisco Pelegri – Dr. Ryan Trevena | What Hybrid Fish Reveal About Boundaries in Evolution
Why can some animals from different species mate and produce healthy offspring, while others can’t? Closely related...
Mar
16
2026
Dr. Missy Thompson | Uncovering the Science Behind Elite Ice Climbing
Ice climbing is one of the most dramatic winter sports, with athletes swinging axes into frozen walls and hauling...
Mar
03
2026
Dr. Bruce Lahn | Cracking the Code of How Cells Choose Their Fates
How does a single fertilized egg produce the hundreds of cell types that make up the body – from neurons and skin...
Feb
19
2026
Professor Magnus S. Magnusson | The Surprising Similarities Between Human Cells and Societies
For most of history, humans lived in small groups. Then, almost overnight in evolutionary terms, billions of us began...
Engineering and Technology
May
05
2026
Dr Yevgenia Chvertko | Welding Art: The Ukrainian Researchers Joining Steel and Sculpture
When Ukrainian sculptor Serhii Minakov set out to create ‘Into the Future’ – a towering steel artwork featuring a...
Apr
15
2026
Higher Performing Steel and Sections for a Modern Energy Grid
As climate change accelerates and our demand for electricity increases, our existing electricity networks will need to...
Mar
26
2026
Dr Fatema Alali | How Ring-Shaped Gold Nanoparticles Could Revolutionise Cancer Treatment
Nanoparticles may be tiny, but their potential impact on medicine is enormous. In a new study, researcher Fatema Alali...
Mar
16
2026
Dr. Missy Thompson | Uncovering the Science Behind Elite Ice Climbing
Ice climbing is one of the most dramatic winter sports, with athletes swinging axes into frozen walls and hauling...
Mar
11
2026
Dr. Mark Greenwald | The NET Device™: A New Tool to Help People Recover from Opioid Addiction
For people trying to stop using opioids, the most dangerous point in recovery often comes right at the start....
Feb
13
2026
Memory, Aging, and the IQity® NeuroTimeLine™ Advantage
Most people assume memory loss is a natural and unavoidable part of getting older. But modern neuroscience tells a...
STEM Education
Jan
12
2026
Dr Anne Kovalainen – Dr Seppo Poutanen | From Public Good to Private Gain: Exploring the Marketisation of Finnish Education
For decades, Finland has been celebrated for its world-class schools and egalitarian education system. But recent...
Oct
30
2025
Curious Kids Can Become Awesome Eye Doctors!
Did you know doctors who care for our eyes can help people see the world in a whole new way? Today, we’re going to...
Sep
15
2025
Dr Michael Dillon | A Gamified Approach to Teaching at Plymouth University
In universities everywhere, there’s growing recognition that the traditional lecture model is no longer enough. As...
Jun
12
2025
Dr. Ndukaku Omelu | Maintaining Life-Saving Colorectal Cancer Screening
Colorectal cancer is the second leading cause of cancer-related mortality in the US, with over 52,000 deaths annually....
Feb
18
2025
Dr. James Morris | A Strong Sense of Social Support Boosts Academic Confidence in Male College Students
The gap between ability and achievement in male college students has become a pressing concern, particularly among...
Jan
15
2025
Dr. Brooke A. Moore | Building Better Classrooms with Online Training for Rural Science Teachers
Teachers in remote regions often face a major problem: accessing the training they need to help their students...
Arts and Humanities
May
05
2026
Dr Yevgenia Chvertko | Welding Art: The Ukrainian Researchers Joining Steel and Sculpture
When Ukrainian sculptor Serhii Minakov set out to create ‘Into the Future’ – a towering steel artwork featuring a...
Apr
27
2026
Dr Ludwig Huber | How Dogs Remember Your Perspective, to Steal Without Getting Caught
What goes through a dog’s mind when your back is turned? According to new research from the University of Veterinary...
Apr
02
2026
Assistant Professor Ligeia Quackelbeen | How do Judges categorize conduct as a crime in International Criminal Law and what roles does culture play?
How do judges decide what counts as a crime and which crime? Take marriage. In some cultures, it’s defined by...
Feb
17
2026
Dr Andrea Haefner | How Civil Society Groups Are Speaking Up for the Mekong River
The Mekong River is one of Southeast Asia’s great lifelines, supporting more than 65 million people and sustaining...
Feb
17
2026
Dr Charlotte Parham – Dr Louis Nadelson | Lessons in Connection: What School Desegregation Meant for Black Students in the American South
Intrauterine adhesion is a common gynecological condition – one of the main diseases of the reproductive system. This...
Jan
29
2026
Dr Ori Soltes | The War Within: How Our Search for Meaning Can Unite or Divide Us
Religion has long helped people make sense of the world, but as Dr Ori Soltes argues in a recent paper, this guidance...
Behavioural Sciences
Apr
13
2026
Dr Susanna Bairoh | Equal Degrees, Unequal Incomes: New Evidence from Finland’s STEM Workforce
Even in countries celebrated for gender equality, women still earn less than men – and moving into science and...
Apr
13
2026
Dr Sriram Iyengar | Resilience Informatics
Pandemics! Heatwaves! Floods! Droughts! We live in an age of overlapping crises. Climate change is intensifying....
Mar
10
2026
Dr Aminath Sudha | Beyond the Pay Rise: Rethinking Motivation in Public Service
When governments want public services to run better, one common solution is simple: pay people more. But new research...
Feb
19
2026
Professor Magnus S. Magnusson | The Surprising Similarities Between Human Cells and Societies
For most of history, humans lived in small groups. Then, almost overnight in evolutionary terms, billions of us began...
Feb
17
2026
Dr Charlotte Parham – Dr Louis Nadelson | Lessons in Connection: What School Desegregation Meant for Black Students in the American South
Intrauterine adhesion is a common gynecological condition – one of the main diseases of the reproductive system. This...
Jan
29
2026
Dr Ori Soltes | The War Within: How Our Search for Meaning Can Unite or Divide Us
Religion has long helped people make sense of the world, but as Dr Ori Soltes argues in a recent paper, this guidance...
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Professor Stefan Pierzynowski, Lund University
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Dr Aminath Sudha, The Maldives National University
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Cees J. Hamelink, Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam
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Lauren K. Terry, Director of Communications, Human Services Research Institute
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