Observed arrival · 2026-09-03
Peer Signal Makes the Academic Email Thread a Three-Question Form
A scheduling tool for defenses, talks, committee meetings, and other small academic events.
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Peer Signal models academic scheduling around a named group rather than a public event: organizers choose an event type, propose a time or times, and collect replies from email invitees. The sample interface includes attendance counts, locations, and reply progress for defenses and talks. A broader network layer adds ORCID-linked researcher profiles and structured requests such as finding a genomics machine-learning grant co-PI or a co-author for a sim2real review.
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