Science To People
Science Communication at Scale
At Science To People, our mission is to make accurate, evidence-based science accessible to all. By equipping trusted communicators with tools to share clear, engaging, and culturally relevant content, we help bridge the gap between complex science and everyday understanding.
Our fine-tuned AI platform, VeriSci, transforms complex science into engaging, audience-specific content that builds credibility, fosters deeper connections, and enables informed decision-making. Inspired and informed by Harvard’s "Influencing the Influencers" study, VeriSci equips communicators with the tools to enhance public health literacy.
Through VeriSci, we’re enabling a future where accurate information becomes the foundation for better choices, healthier communities, and greater access to knowledge.
What We Do
VeriSci.AI
VeriSci is our groundbreaking AI tool designed to revolutionize how communicators share health and science information. Trained as a skilled science communicator, VeriSci leverages expert-verified research to transform complex scientific data into clear, accurate, and audience-specific content.
By leveraging VeriSci, creators, communicators, and health advocates can confidently disseminate accurate, evidence-based content across a range of health and science information, fostering a more informed society.
VeriSci simplifies complex science, meeting people where they are, online.
What We Do
Services
Strategic Recruitment & Communication Support
We provide customized communication and participant recruitment services for researchers seeking to engage diverse and underrepresented groups in their studies. Developed in collaboration with the Harvard School of Public Health - as seen in The New York Times- our approach combines evidence-based messaging with targeted outreach through social media creators and community networks. By connecting with a variety of audiences, we help ensure that research studies are more inclusive, impactful, and representative of real-world experiences.
The Challenge:
The Growing Need for Reliable Health Information
