
Collaboration starts here
Collaboration starts here

Collaboration starts here
Research Agora was designed by researchers on a mission to redefine how science is done. We believe in collaboration, transparency, and the power of reproducibility to push the boundaries of what is possible in research.
Our values
Our values
We are an Open Science platform based on these principles
Transparency
Collaboration
Innovation
Reproducibility
Openness
Reliability
Transparency
Collaboration
Innovation
Reproducibility
Openness
Reliability
The problems we tackle
The problems we tackle
60%
Non-reproducible
research articlesPublishers prioritize sexy headlines over solid findings
* Source: Center of Open Science
60%
Non-reproducible
research articlesPublishers prioritize sexy headlines over solid findings
* Source: Center of Open Science
60%
Non-reproducible
research articlesPublishers prioritize sexy headlines over solid findings
* Source: Center of Open Science
60%
Non-reproducible
research articlesPublishers prioritize sexy headlines over solid findings
* Source: Center of Open Science
60%
Non-reproducible
research articles
Non-reproducible
research articles*
Publishers prioritize sexy headlines over solid findings
Publishers opt for sexy headlines over solid findings
* Source: Center of Open Science
50%
Researchers
leave academia
Researchers
abandon academia*
The current research ecosystem drives researchers away
* Source: Nature
The researchers behind Research Agora
The researchers behind Research Agora



Pablo Hernández Malmierca
Pablo Hernández Malmierca
CEO & Co-Founder
CEO & Co-Founder
Pablo completed his PhD in Stem Cells Biology and Immunology in 2021, at the German Cancer Research Center (DKFZ). With over 10 years of experience in research in Spain, UK, Switzerland, and Germany, he knows the ins and outs of academic and industry research, and has authored important publications. He always wanted to be a researcher, but now his passion is improving the research culture worldwide for others.
Pablo completed his PhD in Stem Cells Biology and Immunology in 2021, at the German Cancer Research Center (DKFZ). With over 10 years of experience in research in Spain, UK, Switzerland, and Germany, he knows the ins and outs of academic and industry research, and has authored important publications. He always wanted to be a researcher, but now his passion is improving the research culture worldwide for others.



Isabel Barriuso Ortega
Isabel Barriuso Ortega
COO & Co-Founder
COO & Co-Founder
Isabel completed her PhD in Neuroscience in 2023 at the German Cancer Research Center (DKFZ), exploring the neural pathways involved in memory formation. With over 8 years of experience working in Spain, France, and Germany, she is an expert data analyst, and is passionate about science communication. She envisions Research Agora as a platform to foster a more accessible, transparent, and collaborative research ecosystem.
Isabel completed her PhD in Neuroscience in 2023 at the German Cancer Research Center (DKFZ), exploring the neural pathways involved in memory formation. With over 8 years of experience working in Spain, France, and Germany, she is an expert data analyst, and is passionate about science communication. She envisions Research Agora as a platform to foster a more accessible, transparent, and collaborative research ecosystem.


Commitment with the research assessment reform
Commitment with the research assessment reform
Our platform is designed in line with global initiatives which advocate for fair and transparent research assessment, like CoARA, DORA, the Barcelona Declaration, and the Leiden Manifesto. By using Research Agora, researchers and institutions can foster reproducibility, collaboration, and transparency, aligning with these reform efforts and strengthening open science practices.
Our platform is designed in line with global initiatives which advocate for fair and transparent research assessment, like CoARA, DORA, the Barcelona Declaration, and the Leiden Manifesto. By using Research Agora, researchers and institutions can foster reproducibility, collaboration, and transparency, aligning with these reform efforts and strengthening open science practices.











