Ideas catalog
Every idea we've derived from recent research — the ones marked “Prototype” come with a live demo you can try.
A clinic process that schedules exercise right before a vaccine to help the body respond better.
A niche academic tool for medical historians and informatics researchers that lacks a clear commercial buyer and a compelling 'why now' for clinical application.
Backed by 5 papers
A survey for museum visitors to see if an exhibit actually changed their feelings or beliefs.
Backed by 5 papers
A philosophically-grounded HR facilitation tool with a real pain-point but no empirical foundation, no clear wedge, and a deeply academic framing that would repel rather than attract enterprise buyers.
A scalable, evidence-based training model for lay-workers that leverages transdiagnostic healing principles to address the global mental health gap.
A vague, over-scoped wellness application that attempts to digitize complex psychotherapeutic principles without a concrete product mechanism.
A low-moat editorial service that translates academic papers into K-12 content, lacking a strong technical edge and relying on a vague 'societal need' rather than a clear commercial buyer.
Backed by 2 papers
A consulting service that finds where majority-rule voting ignores the needs of small, intense minority groups.
Backed by 3 papers
A quick digital check-in for employees to track and manage anxiety caused by news of nuclear threats.
Backed by 2 papers
A generic hardware bundle that lacks a proprietary technical edge and targets customers who are already vertically integrating their own propulsion systems.
A single-review-paper nutraceutical concept targeting a real unmet need in DKD, but lacks proprietary IP, independent clinical evidence, and a defensible wedge against generic copycat formulations.
A specialized diagnostic service for high-budget immersive environments that translates philosophical aesthetic distinctions into a measurable design audit.
Backed by 4 papers
A searchable database of old laws and arguments regarding animal research from 1870 to 1914.
Backed by 2 papers
A high-risk, high-reward pharmacological play targeting intracellular receptors to decouple neuroplasticity from hallucinogenic effects, though it faces immense delivery hurdles.
Backed by 5 papers
A guide that physically pulls a new user's cursor to the right buttons and panels while explaining a dashboard.
Backed by 3 papers
An interactive timeline that shows Irish literature alongside the political events of the time.
A service that creates protected workspaces inside big companies to encourage new ideas.
Backed by 2 papers
A consulting-led certification program that attempts to operationalize complex social theory into HR practice, but lacks a concrete product mechanism and relies on a tenuous leap from academic philosophy to corporate training.
Backed by 3 papers
A conceptually ambitious but practically fragmented tool that attempts to merge 18th-century taxonomic philosophy with modern proteomics, lacking a clear commercial buyer.
Backed by 5 papers
A generic 'domain-aware' wrapper for data storytelling that lacks a specific technical implementation or a focused entry point.