The Eureka Feed
Launching January 2026

Fresh research,
delivered daily.

Every morning, the latest academic papers—explained for curious minds in just 3 minutes. Stay ahead without the PhD.

4K+
Papers scanned weekly
12
Research categories
3 min
Daily listen time

How It Works

From academic journals to your inbox—without the jargon.

Step 01

We Harvest

Every week, we scan thousands of newly published research papers to find what's genuinely new and noteworthy.

Step 02

We Curate

We rank papers by impact, relevance, and novelty—so you only see research that actually matters, not obscure footnotes.

Step 03

We Deliver

Every morning, you get a crisp 3-minute podcast briefing—research breakthroughs explained for the well-informed, not specialists.

🤓 Nerdy Fact

Over 3 million new research papers are published every year. That's 8,200 per day. Nobody can keep up—so we built this to help you punch above your weight.

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A 3-minute briefing from today's research.

The Eureka Feed — Jan 16, 2026
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Welcome back to The Eureka Feed, where we dive into the latest discoveries that spark curiosity and wonder! Today, we're exploring the intricate dance of neurons in our brains, the quest for inclusive education in the Philippines, and the potential impacts of climate interventions on our oceans. Let's jump right in!

What if I told you that not every neuron in your brain shows the same markers of health? A recent study focused on a special marker called NeuN, which helps scientists identify neurons—the star players in our brain's communication network. Here's the twist: while NeuN is a handy tool, it doesn't tell the whole story. Imagine a movie where some actors wear costumes that don't quite fit their roles. Just because a neuron doesn't express NeuN doesn't mean it's not doing its job! Certain important neurons, especially those tied to our sense of smell, can look like they're off the clock, but they're very much alive. Researchers found that after brain injuries, NeuN levels can dip temporarily, making it tricky to assess neuron health. This means doctors need to expand their toolkit beyond just NeuN to get a full picture of brain health—crucial for tackling conditions like Alzheimer's. So, what's the takeaway? A deeper understanding of neuron health could lead to better treatments and outcomes for people facing brain diseases.

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We curate the best research from across these fields—so you don't have to.

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Science moves fast. Breakthroughs in AI, medicine, and climate happen weekly—but most people only hear about them months later, filtered through sensationalized headlines.

We believe being scientifically literate shouldn't require a subscription to Nature. It shouldn't require deciphering 30-page papers written for specialists. It should be accessible, digestible, and—dare we say—enjoyable.

The Eureka Feed is for curious minds who want to understand the world through the lens of evidence.

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