Paige Donner

<h2>OVERVIEW</h2> FrontierRegistry: is an on-chain publishing protocol for science and engineering research and data. It is an easy-to-use platform that allows researchers to publish their work on the blockchain, even if they have no prior Web3 or blockchain experience. By publishing their work on the blockchain, academics, scientists, engineers, researchers and citizen scientists have an immutable date/ time stamp of their Intellectual Property. The published works is what we call IP NFTs. FrontierRegistry is currently in Alpha release. It is open for testers to publish their work using the Polygon network. The Polygon network is fast, cheap and easy to use. Anyone can use FrontierRegistry. You don't have to be a Web3 expert or 'crypto native' in order to have seamless UX/UI using FrontierRegistry. <h1>Check out the short 2 minute explainer <a href="https://frontier-registry.carrd.co/" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">video here</a>. </h1> Web3 Integrated Publishing Platform for Scientific &amp; Engineering IP Rights &amp; Research.Scientific papers and research published and minted on the blockchain. FrontierRegistry offers an on-chain publishing platform for science and engineering researchers, academics, technical writers, citizen scientists and innovators. We are pioneers in the #DeSci movement. - Decentralized science (#DeSci) aims to facilitate cooperation among scientists, engineers and academicians using Web3 tooling. FrontierRegistry is the first Web3 platform publishing tool that automates IP minting, blockchain authentication, on-chain peer review and the ownership economy for scientists, engineers, academics and researchers who are professionally obligated to ‘publish or perish.’ ﻿⚡﻿ ﻿⚡﻿﻿⚡﻿ <h2>Consider this...</h2> What if Nikola Tesla hadn't died in poverty in a NY hotel room? What if he had been able to immutably publish - on the blockchain - his scientific discoveries of generating alternating current for electricity supply systems? And what if his work had then been shared Open Source and rapidly iterated upon by a 'hive mind' of innovative fellow scientists and engineers? Would we today live in the fossil fueled, carbon-emitting energy economy we do today? Or would we have unleashed the collaborative creative genius that comes from Open Source access to rights-protected proprietary Intellectual Property? Link to Presentation Video ﻿🎥﻿ 2 Minute Explainer Video <div class="ql-video-wrapper ql-indent-1"><iframe class="ql-video" frameborder="0" allowfullscreen="true" src="https://www.youtube.com/embed/lAxw35kjUzI?showinfo=0"></iframe></div> October 2022 -We received a Village Grant from Polygon to build our prototype platform to Alpha User Ready.Release is January 2023. <h2>Supported by Polygon: Landing <a href="https://frontier-registry.carrd.co/" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">PAGE</a> Here</h2> <img src="https://giveth.mypinata.cloud/ipfs/QmQLMiHip7JMtqvqLiRY8sB7UW8kVXBbc1BumVByFdbvtY"> <h2>TAM - Total Addressable Market</h2> ● $26 Billion - Scientific and technical publishing is a $26 billion dollar industry.● The Legacy publishers (ex. Nature) charge scientists upwards of $15K to publish their papers.● Scientists, engineers and technical writers are obligated to pay this fee to maintain their professional standing. They do NOT receive any revenue share from their published papers and they must give up copyright to their papers in most instances.● Legacy publishers rely on ‘volunteer’ (unpaid) peer reviewers for their published papers - further exploiting the scientific, engineering and technical writing/editorial communities. Case In Point Nikola Tesla was an inventor who is best known for his contributions for the design of generating alternating current for electricity supply systems. He obtained around three hundred patents worldwide for his inventions. Some are still hidden in patent archives. He theorized that electricity could be transmitted wirelessly through the air at long distances - he called this his world power system. Thomas Edison, Nikola Tesla’s former employer, went on to build an empire based on Tesla’s core research. Tesla himself died in poverty in a NY hotel room unrecognized for his scientific contributions to mankind. One of the patents that discussed providing free electricity, &amp; 'Method of utilizing radiant energy,'; was successfully demonstrated but was never completed. ﻿📡﻿ ﻿🚀﻿ <blockquote>Imagine if Nikola Tesla could have published his patents on-chain for peer review while assuring authentication of his IP ownership? What if Tesla could have then crowdfunded his theories in order to pursue further research, test and evaluation? What if Nikola Tesla had had FrontierRegistry at his fingertips?</blockquote> <h2> </h2><h2> </h2>Our Total Addressable Community <h2>- 2.5 Million Scientific research papers published annually.</h2><h2>- 3654 scientific journals worldwide</h2><h2>- $26B industry (as big as the film industry)</h2><h2> </h2><h2>- Today scientific journals put content behind a paywall, plus charge authors to publish their work.</h2><h2> </h2><h2>- Legacy publishing: 0% commission is directed toward the author, researcher - Legacy publishing: The author must give up copyright to their published paper in most instances</h2><h2> </h2><h2>- There exists no on-chain peer review process for scientific and engineering published breakthroughs as we envision it for FrontierRegistry</h2><h2> </h2><h2>- 0 scientific journals/ platforms built on the blockchain using Web3 tooling/ authentication (Mirror.xyz exists but its focus is not scientific publishing)</h2> <h2><a href="https://opensea.io/assets/matic/0x2953399124f0cbb46d2cbacd8a89cf0599974963/33565506487812832663503642204008513818723355937894608126028887941896571192184" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">Link to Pitch Deck Minted as IP NFT</a></h2><img src="https://giveth.mypinata.cloud/ipfs/QmezyXh1TQNicav7w27HuBjvbzdcDRXs33hH5f7UAiEeoj">

FrontierRegistry Scientific Publishing OnChain

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