Automated Verification
Detect errors, duplicates, and inconsistencies in reference lists in seconds.
Source Traceability
Each reference is cross-checked with leading scientific databases to confirm its existence and accuracy.
Adapted to All Profiles
Researchers, editors-in-chief, medical teams, learned societies—our tool is designed to integrate seamlessly with your practices.
Journals, editorial boards, and learned societies
Automate reference checks and strengthen publication quality before release.
Universities, hospitals, and research institutions
Provide your teams with a shared tool to improve the reliability of bibliographies, literature reviews, and scientific outputs.
Researchers, physicians, and doctoral students
Quickly check your references, detect errors or duplicates, and secure your work before submission.
As early as 2021, Jérémy Corriger and Pol Reitz observed that the verification of bibliographic references remained a blind spot in publishing processes: time-consuming, unsystematic, and a source of errors that were difficult to detect afterward.
With the arrival of Pierre-Jean Morieux, the project took shape: a technical solution designed to address this specific need—quickly, rigorously, and at scale, verifying scientific references. Today, LibScience is fully committed to this mission, building a reliable and useful tool for research stakeholders.
Jérémy Corriger
An immuno-allergologist with around thirty publications, Jérémy brings medical expertise and a deep understanding of the current challenges in scientific publishing.
Pol Reitz
A project manager at INRS, Pol is a passionate advocate for open science and open access. He believes blockchain can revolutionize how scientific data is shared and validated.
Pierre-Jean Morieux
An independent developer, Pierre-Jean is the technical architect of LibScience. He joined the team to define the platform’s operating principles and the benefits it offers to users.
LibScience addresses an immediate need for research stakeholders: securing and automating the verification of scientific references. As the volume of content grows and artificial intelligence becomes more widespread, ensuring the accuracy, traceability, and reliability of sources is essential to preserving scientific integrity.
This priority is part of a broader ambition: over time, LibScience aims to support the entire scholarly communication chain. The platform is designed to gradually develop publishing, peer-review, and archiving services, providing academic communities with an open, reliable, and sustainable infrastructure that helps them retain control over their work and editorial processes.
They support us
This project was funded by the government as part of the All Deeptech 2 Intervention Guarantee Fund.
This project was funded by the government as part of the All Deeptech 2 Intervention Guarantee Fund.