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Scientists gathered in an open square, in conversation.

Your work exists. It is just not visible enough.

Your ideas deserve to travel — past the paper, past the lab, into the conversation where science actually moves. A public square for what scientists think, not only what they publish.

We've spent years at this — arguing the science, crafting the messages, putting scientists in the spotlight.

Monko is that craft, turned into software.

Two spaces. One for you, and one for your group.

Why I stopped waiting for the press office
Nobody was going to explain our result better than we could ourselves. So I wrote it the way I would tell it at a whiteboard, not the way it reads in the abstract — and for the first time, people outside the field answered.
For you

A place to think in public

The ideas between the papers — what you're reading, arguing, noticing. Readers find you by field, not by feed; email and RSS that just work.

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The communication newsroom for your lab

Turn papers, posters and talks into a presence that stays current — with your review, in your voice, on your site first.

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What publishing on Monko looks like

Published on Monko

Why the interface decides: cell fate on nanostructured surfaces

ER Elena Ruiz · Biointerfaces · 9 min read

The question sounds almost naive: why does the same alloy behave so differently once its surface is patterned at the nanoscale? The answer is that cells never meet the bulk material — they meet its first few nanometres, and everything downstream follows from that encounter.

Eadh = γcell A ( 1 − cos θ )

Adhesion energy scales with effective contact area, and nanotopography rewrites that area completely. LaTeX that just renders, the way it should.

Readers find you by field
Condensed matter

What a flat band actually flattens

J. Lindqvist · 6 min
Microbiology

Field notes from a biodeterioration survey

A. Rivera · 11 min
Science & society

Why I started writing about my own lab

P. Iyer · 4 min

Charter body, mathematics as typography, annotation by readers. Browse posts by field →

One system for your group's whole presence

Monko manages the public presence of a person, a group, or a project — the website, the updates between papers, the outreach — as one connected system, drafted in your voice and published only after you approve.

Websites, newsletters, press

Every public output a group produces — the site, the updates between papers, the press and dissemination European projects have to deliver — generated from one source and kept current.

A process, not just a page

Monko is built for how a lab actually works: the whole group collaborates while each researcher develops their own voice — and the group finally has a communication strategy. Most never had one.

Your AI agents are welcome

Monko is agent-operable by design. Drive the whole workflow from your own AI assistant through explicit, safe interfaces — not only through the web app.

Monko makes your voice carry further. You still write it. You still approve every word.

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