The science that matters. Told like news.

Exatamente News continuously monitors scientific articles, papers and academic publications, curates them by area of interest, and publishes each one as a short news item on Discord — always human-reviewed — so you can decide in seconds whether it is worth reading further.

From publication to Discord

  1. Monitoring: We continuously track articles, papers and publications from trusted academic and scientific sources.
  2. Curation: We select only what brings a relevant contribution to the areas we cover — we do not publish everything that comes up.
  3. Summary: With support from Artificial Intelligence, we produce a short version of the research — enough for you to decide whether it is worth reading the original.
  4. Human review: Before publishing, we check clarity and fidelity to the original article. The final call is always human.
  5. Publishing: Everything is made available for free on Discord, with credit to the original authors and a link to the paper.

Choose your channel

  • AI & Education News: Research on AI applied to teaching, learning, assessment and educational technology, curated and human-reviewed.
  • Software Engineering News: Papers and publications on software engineering, architecture and best practices, straight to the point.
  • Blockchain News: Research and publications on blockchain, smart contracts and distributed systems, curated and human-reviewed.
  • Bitcoin News: Papers and publications on the Bitcoin protocol, security and network economics, straight to the point.

Standing on the shoulders of giants

If I have seen further, it is by standing on the shoulders of giants.

Popularized by Isaac Newton, with origins attributed to the medieval philosopher Bernard of Chartres

Knowledge advances when we build on the work of those who came before.

Exatamente News exists to make that process easier: finding relevant research, presenting its main contributions, and pointing the way to the original work.

Our goal is not to replace the authors, but to bring the scientific community closer to the tech community.