pure.science, led by CEO Adam Hyde (of Book Sprints / Coko) and CCO Laura Harvey, offers no-code workflows for publishing and research: orchestrating systems, automating decisions and deploying AI agents for accessibility checks, citation validation, research discovery and whatever else the workflow needs. It also runs PurePub.ai (https://purepub.ai/), a free online conference on AI in publishing workflows — its May 11–22 2026 edition drew 1,026 registrants across 52 speakers and 16 sessions, with a second fortnight scheduled for November 2026. The PurePub.ai platform was itself "vibe-coded" — built with AI — and used as a live example in Adam Hyde's Vibe Coding for Publishing workshop.
Video: https://pure.science/videos/main-hero-video.mp4
Benefits & outcomes
Conference sessions span the AI-in-publishing waterfront: AI reviewers, agents "from tools to teammates", vibe coding showcases, preprint servers, platform architecture and Journal 2030.
Speaker roster mixes publishers (Springer Nature, Wiley, eLife, Sage, BMJ, AGU, ASM, IOP, Pan Macmillan, Penguin Random House) with AI-in-publishing vendors (Hum, Grounded AI, Cassyni, Reviewer3, Kriyadocs, Silverchair).
Free Attendee tier plus paid Professional ($149) and Catch-Up ($30/$45) tiers that fund the event.
Notes & quotes
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pure.science connects to two other entries in this set: Adam Hyde also built the vibe-coded scholarly platforms behind the EasyJournal entry, and CCO Laura Harvey built ScholarlyTrendSpotterGPT.
Hyde's workshop slides confirm both pure.science and PurePub.ai are themselves vibe-coded — PurePub.ai presented as proof that domain experts can ship production software (real users, data, conference workflows) with no traditional engineering team.
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Publisher / company: Pure Science
Date of mention: 28/10/2025
Source: https://pure.science/