Scientific Dissemination in Audio
Conversion of a scientific paper into an oral dissemination conversation, structured as a series of accessible questions and answers that maintain the rigor of the original while adapting the language for a non-specialist audience.
The script covers the questions a curious reader would ask: why this research was done, what was actually done, what was found, what it implies and what remains open for future work. The explanations avoid unnecessary jargon without sliding into misleading simplifications.
The output can be read as a script or listened to as audio. Designed to bring research closer to undergraduate students, specialized press, R&D managers and the interested general public, and to reinforce learning in an audio format during commutes or background-friendly tasks.
How it works
- 1Upload the PDF of the scientific paper.
- 2The system generates a dissemination script in question-and-answer format.
- 3Read it as a script or listen to it as audio.
Who it is for
- Researchers who want to disseminate their work beyond the journal.
- Science communication offices at universities and research centers.
- Lecturers looking for accessible material for their students.
- Students and professionals who prefer listening over reading.
Frequently asked questions
Does it keep the rigor of the original paper?
Yes. It adapts the language for a non-specialist audience, avoiding unnecessary jargon without sliding into misleading simplifications.
How is the conversation structured?
The questions a curious reader would ask: why the research was done, what was actually done, what was found, what it implies and what remains open.
Which audiences is the output designed for?
Undergraduate students, specialized press, R&D managers and the general public interested in science.
How much does it cost?
Explore Labs is free for academic use. Each account can run up to 5 requests per day; if the limit is exceeded, please wait until the next day (resets at 00:00 UTC).