Kyorabo
@kyorabo.bsky.social
Find the people your research is missing.
Kyorabo matches researchers on field, topics, career stage, what you seek and what you offer. Nobody can message you first — a match needs both sides.
Five students in Kyoto. App Store - kyorabo.com
Kyorabo matches researchers on field, topics, career stage, what you seek and what you offer. Nobody can message you first — a match needs both sides.
Five students in Kyoto. App Store - kyorabo.com
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Kyorabo
@kyorabo.bsky.social
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One week ago, we launched Kyorabo.
80 researchers, 45 institutions, 18 countries, 5 continents. 43 connections made.
Researchers on five continents found each other in seven days.
kyorabo.com
80 researchers, 45 institutions, 18 countries, 5 continents. 43 connections made.
Researchers on five continents found each other in seven days.
kyorabo.com
Kyorabo helps you find a potential research collaborator.
Profiles are a card deck. Right to connect, left to pass.
There is also a board for calls, grants, PhD positions, and more.
Free to join. On the App Store and Web
Link in bio.
#research #academia #phdlife #researchcollaboration #gradschool
Profiles are a card deck. Right to connect, left to pass.
There is also a board for calls, grants, PhD positions, and more.
Free to join. On the App Store and Web
Link in bio.
#research #academia #phdlife #researchcollaboration #gradschool
September 11, 2026 at 12:14 PM
Kyorabo helps you find a potential research collaborator.
Profiles are a card deck. Right to connect, left to pass.
There is also a board for calls, grants, PhD positions, and more.
Free to join. On the App Store and Web
Link in bio.
#research #academia #phdlife #researchcollaboration #gradschool
Profiles are a card deck. Right to connect, left to pass.
There is also a board for calls, grants, PhD positions, and more.
Free to join. On the App Store and Web
Link in bio.
#research #academia #phdlife #researchcollaboration #gradschool
One week ago, we launched Kyorabo.
80 researchers, 45 institutions, 18 countries, 5 continents. 43 connections made.
Researchers on five continents found each other in seven days.
kyorabo.com
80 researchers, 45 institutions, 18 countries, 5 continents. 43 connections made.
Researchers on five continents found each other in seven days.
kyorabo.com
September 7, 2026 at 6:19 AM
One week ago, we launched Kyorabo.
80 researchers, 45 institutions, 18 countries, 5 continents. 43 connections made.
Researchers on five continents found each other in seven days.
kyorabo.com
80 researchers, 45 institutions, 18 countries, 5 continents. 43 connections made.
Researchers on five continents found each other in seven days.
kyorabo.com
We built a matching app to help researchers find potential collaborators. Five students in Kyoto.
It's available for IOS and web version, the Android version is coming soon.
Your feedback would be really appreciated.
You can know more here: kyorabo.com
It's available for IOS and web version, the Android version is coming soon.
Your feedback would be really appreciated.
You can know more here: kyorabo.com
September 5, 2026 at 12:31 PM
We built a matching app to help researchers find potential collaborators. Five students in Kyoto.
It's available for IOS and web version, the Android version is coming soon.
Your feedback would be really appreciated.
You can know more here: kyorabo.com
It's available for IOS and web version, the Android version is coming soon.
Your feedback would be really appreciated.
You can know more here: kyorabo.com
I lost seven months to a problem someone else had already solved.
Same city. Different building. I never found them, and I had no way to.
How did you find your last research collaborator?
Same city. Different building. I never found them, and I had no way to.
How did you find your last research collaborator?
August 28, 2026 at 1:35 AM
I lost seven months to a problem someone else had already solved.
Same city. Different building. I never found them, and I had no way to.
How did you find your last research collaborator?
Same city. Different building. I never found them, and I had no way to.
How did you find your last research collaborator?