How the Brain Regeneration Observatory is funded, built, and governed — open by design.
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View reportsThe scientific databases and registries the observatory monitors in real time.
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View policyLive site traffic and visitor analytics — publicly available so you can see who reads this observatory.
View analyticsHow our machine learning models score article relevance, and key caveats about the training data.
View model detailsAI limitations and important information about using this observatory.
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We publish a yearly summary of our activities, growth, and finances so anyone can verify how we operate.
Reports will appear here as they become available.
Our finances are processed through the Human-Singularity Network, a non-profit registered in Portugal (PT517563363).
No reports published yet — the first report will cover 2026.
GregoryAI continuously harvests new publications and clinical trials from trusted registries.
The primary database of biomedical literature maintained by the US National Library of Medicine. The main source for peer-reviewed journal articles.
Preprint servers for biology and medicine. Articles here have not yet been peer-reviewed, and results are marked accordingly.
The US National Library of Medicine registry of publicly and privately supported clinical studies. Used for tracking ongoing and completed trials.
The European register of clinical trials authorised under the EU Clinical Trials Directive, covering trials conducted in EU member states.
An international primary clinical trial registry, providing coverage of trials not registered in the US or EU registers.
Source queries and keywords are defined by our scientific curators and are visible in the GregoryAI configuration for each research area.
The entire project is built in the open. Both the website and the AI engine are freely available for anyone to inspect, audit, fork, or contribute to.
We use Umami, a privacy-respecting, cookie-free analytics tool. No personal data is collected or sold. The full dashboard is public.
Relevancy scores on article cards are generated by machine learning models that analyze paper titles and abstracts.
This section includes an important caveat about the current annotation source for the training data.
Content on this observatory is gathered and ranked by GregoryAI, a machine learning system. While the models are trained to identify relevant research, they are not infallible. Articles may be incorrectly ranked, miscategorised, or missed entirely. Scientific curators review results, but this process is ongoing and imperfect. Always verify information against the original source.
Nothing on this website constitutes medical advice. Research summaries, clinical trial listings, and AI-generated rankings are provided for informational purposes only. They should not be used as a substitute for professional medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment. Always consult a qualified health professional before making any medical decisions.
