
Papers that update themselves
New papers arrive every week from ORCID, PubMed and OpenAlex. Paste DOIs or BibTeX and the list builds itself.
Made for PIs, students and postdocs
Every page your lab needs — people, papers, news and open positions — with publications that update themselves and an AI assistant for everything else.

Trusted by research labs and scientific societies
Kept up to date by the lab itself, not a web designer — from the first paper to the newest student.

New papers arrive every week from ORCID, PubMed and OpenAlex. Paste DOIs or BibTeX and the list builds itself.

Students, postdocs and alumni each get a profile, and edit only the sections you give them.

Open positions take applications through your own form. Review, rate and shortlist in one place.
Your public website and the work behind it — one place for the whole lab, designed to be simple for everyone who uses it.




Papers come from ORCID, PubMed, OpenAlex and Crossref; citations go out to Zotero, Mendeley and EndNote; Google Scholar finds every paper.
From neuroscience to plant genetics — each one its own shape, and every colour, font and layout can be changed.

A dark, fluorescent look — a full-width opening, then the lab’s activity as a histogram of papers and a spike raster of news.
Try it on the example lab →
A herbarium specimen sheet with a label, research as mounted specimens and the lab’s family tree. Aged paper, leaf green and Cormorant.
HerbariumPlant genetics
AssayDrug discovery
ÅngströmNanomaterials
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Contact usWebsites for research labs, groups and scientific societies: the PI, research, people, publications, news, teaching and open positions, kept up to date by the lab itself.
No. Everything is edited in simple tables and forms, or by describing the change to the AI assistant. There is no code to write or server to look after.
Yes. Paste its address and Labsite reads every page and rebuilds it — people, papers, news and photos — while you watch.
Every paper gets its own page, tagged the way Google Scholar asks, and listed in your site map.
Yes — yourlab.labsite.ai is free, or connect a domain such as raolab.org or a university subdomain, with HTTPS.
Free to build and preview. Most labs are online the same afternoon.