Built by a research professional who lived every step.

Laureate exists because the gap between having a good research idea and getting it funded, approved, and published is filled with friction that has nothing to do with the quality of the science.

Not every paper makes it to publication in an A-tier journal on the first try, and that is the nature of rigorous science. But the best research should not fail because of preventable administrative hurdles, IRB rejections, or studies that never got off the ground due to cost and complexity.

We built Laureate to remove the barriers between ideation and execution. From study design and IRB approval, through pilot testing and grant writing, to journal submission and publication. So scientists can spend their cognitive energy where it belongs, on the work itself. Confident in the documents they submit, the studies they run, and the proposals they send.

Laureate does not replace good science. It enables more of it.

Hayden Sliger holds an MSc in Organizational Behavior from the London School of Economics and a BSBA in Organizational Leadership from West Virginia University. He has spent over six years designing and running behavioral experiments and contributing to management research at some of the world's leading institutions. He served as a Behavioral Research Coordinator at Harvard Business School and as Lab Manager at the LSE Behavioural Lab. His work has been presented at the Academy of Management, the Southern Management Association, and the LSE IDEAS Conference. He is a member of the Psychology of Technology Institute. Outside academia he has worked as a technology consultant for the US Intelligence Community and in automation engineering.