Frankl Open Science

Neuropsychologist Prof Greg Savage explains the thinking behind the Frankl dementia app

It’s been a busy start to the year at Frankl with our dementia assessment dapp in progress and an autism assessment project under…

How did you first identify the business gap that led to Frankl? What have been the biggest challenges in your first year? What is your…

For years, neuropsychologist Professor Greg Savage has been figuring out how to detect Alzheimer’s disease earlier. Now he’s teamed up…

Frankl reports from the NHMRC Annual Research Translation Symposium

This week, renowned blockchain developer Lucas Cullen began work on stage one of Frankl’s first dapp.

Monday sees the start of the first ever Blockchain for Science conference. I’m excited to be attending, representing Frankl, and meeting…

The UK’s Wellcome Trust has awarded Australian startup Frankl Open Science a grant to develop a blockchain-enabled application that will…

“The key thing that blockchain supports is data sharing and data integrity. Both of those are critical for science.”

This week at the D61+LIVE conference, a panel of experts spoke about the future of blockchain and distributed ledger technology in…

A few weeks ago the Frankl team applied to the Wellcome Trust Open Research Fund to support the development of an app we’re working on with…

Frankl’s application to the Wellcome Trust Open Research Fund

We talk to Frankl advisor Jac den Houting

The editors of Semantic Web take a serious look at blockchainification

The Frankl website is now available in French, German, Spanish, and Japanese

And we’re LIVE on the #cryptoAMA channel, where Dr Brock is now in the firing line for difficult questions from the crowd.

In the video below, cognitive scientist and Frankl co-founder Dr Jon Brock answers some fundamental questions about Frankl’s autism…

A new report from the USA’s National Academies of Science, Engineering and Medicine lays out the promise of open science and the challenges…

Addressing science’s missing data problem by putting metadata on the blockchain

Until now, we’ve relied on our ‘Frankl in a nutshell’ post to tell people in just a couple minutes what Frankl Open Science is all about…

We talk to Frankl advisor Dr Sue Fletcher-Watson about ethics and open science in autism research

One thousand, seven hundred and ninety-three people from the science community have signed up for the world’s first cryptocurrency airdrop…

The first Frankl project aims to make autism research more open, more robust, and more useful

Introducing Frankl adviser and open science pioneer Professor Alex Holcombe