We are excited to announce the recipients of the latest round of the Nexus Grant, focused on supporting community-driven projects within the decentralized science (DeSci) ecosystem.
The following projects have been selected for the Community type Nexus Grant:
The DeSci Sino proposal is thorough, and the community is very active. We look forward to learning more about the community and its focus at different stages, and exploring the potential for collaborative development with other regions, particularly in terms of sharing experiences and knowledge across different areas.
These ideas and plans are outstanding. The OKR proposal is particularly appreciated, as it enhances the proposal's credibility and feasibility. There is hope to explore more in the area of coral conservation in the future. By continuously advancing the DeSci movement, more scientists from various fields can be engaged to collectively promote scientific innovation and development.
Excited to further explore opportunities with DeSci LATAM in Spanish-speaking regions, expanding regional activities gradually, and enhancing communication to bridge the digital divide.
The initiative by DeSci London is relatively mature, showing as a great example for other communities and it needs to be expanded. We love the bonding between Desci communities across different regions and we are looking forward to further collaboration.
The plan is solid and reasonable, with well-structured design and aiding in promotion and collaboration with AuraSci. We would love to see more diverse benefits plans.
Congratulations to these outstanding projects. We look forward to witnessing their progress and impact in the coming months.
Thank you to everyone who applied for the Nexus Grant. We are inspired by the passion and dedication of the DeSci community and remain committed to supporting initiatives that push the boundaries of decentralized science.