HOW THE
LAB WORKS.

BnbScience is a curated launch surface for real experiments. A creator submits a question, the lab reviews it, and only approved experiments become official stations.

Every station carries one question, one subject group, one observation feed and one public log. Nothing is listed without a reviewed protocol behind it.

REQUEST → REVIEW → APPROVED → FUNDING → FUNDED → LIVE → RESULTS.

A proposal enters intake as REQUEST. The lab moves it to REVIEW, where protocol, subjects, ethics and observability are checked. APPROVED opens the funding sequence; once the target is reached the station goes LIVE and the observation feed opens. RESULTS closes the station with a public dataset and report.

Hypothesis and measurable outcome. Subject species, count and housing. Method, controls and blinding where applicable. Observation window, sampling rate and instrumentation. Ethics and welfare statement. Budget breakdown and duration. Evidence of prior work or capability.

Proposals without a measurable outcome or an observation plan are rejected at intake.

Reviewers score four axes: is the question answerable, is the method sound, is the station observable in public, and is the welfare plan acceptable. Any axis failing sends the proposal back with REQUEST CHANGES.

Verification is never automatic. A station is only marked VERIFIED by an explicit lab action after evidence review.

Each live station streams a fixed camera feed plus an append-only observation log. Environment readouts cover temperature, humidity, light cycle and elapsed duration.

Data panels expose activity, movement and zone channels. Raw datasets are released when the station reaches RESULTS.

The chain layer records experiment identity, funding and release milestones. Experiment → token → funding → real-world experiment → data.

CONTRACT: 0xfa62dc321fc54c6e7a790ea202dd0af6ae9d7777. Market and transaction data update automatically once the token is live and indexed on BNB Chain.