Project Hamburg Research Inc is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit that created MapleScholar—the human-curated, AI-accelerated discovery layer that makes research readable in any language, on any device. We collect published and unpublished studies, prepare them with AI for clarity and accessibility, label status transparently, and where appropriate help authors move toward publication. Through MapleScholar and open tools like our RAG-URL Protocol, we’re future-proofing scholarship for the zero-click web by letting trustworthy AIs query a paper’s companion model so answers preserve context, nuance, and citations.

Accessibility is core: mobile-first design, dyslexia-friendly reading options, multilingual interaction (with audio on the way), and objective, scholar-led critique. Featured research is presented with PDFs/HTML, posters, slides, video, and an interactive assistant so learners can engage at any level.

Why support us? Because knowledge locked behind language, literacy, or device barriers leaves people behind. Human-centered curation keeps people—not opaque algorithms—in charge of what rises to the top.

Act now: make a tax-deductible donation (one-time or monthly), become a Patron, sponsor translation drives, submit or curate research, volunteer your expertise (librarians, developers, designers, translators, lawyers, accountants), partner with your university or society, and amplify our mission. Your support funds open tools, better indexing and metadata, education, and global access—so anyone, anywhere can learn from the world’s research. Join us in building an open, multilingual operating system for scholarship.

Support our campaign by visiting https://www.gofundme.com/f/maplescholar or make a direct contribution by visiting https://research.projecthamburg.com/donate/

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Mordecai - Lead Researcher and Chairman