Another often reviewed crowdsourcing-classic is the ‘virtual R&D lab’ Innocentive. Innocentive is a crowd of over 110.000 researchers from 175 countries in scientific fields including Chemistry, Biochemistry, Biology and Material Sciences. Companies can put out challenges on the website which can make the solvers quite some money (A biomarker for measuring disease progression in Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis could make you an instant millionair). This 5 minute video is a nice introduction to the company:
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