Your Research Deserves a Professional Website
Create a professional academic website in minutes with templates designed specifically for scientific researchers. No coding required.
How It Works - Drag, Drop, Discover
Build Your Website Like You're Playing with a Molecular Modeling Kit
Remember cobbling together genetic sequences to splice the perfect construct? That magical moment when a jellyfish's GFP met your protein of interest? That's the vibe. Our DIY website builder lets you piece together your professional presence with the same experimental glee, no pipettes required.
We've pre-loaded a collection of modular sections engineered for scientists: About Me, Publications, Lab Members, Research Projects, Teaching, Funding, Contact, and more. Each one slots in like a base pair in your digital DNA, no messy reformatting or Frankenstein HTML.
Here's the protocol:
Select Your Building Blocks
Browse through our ready-made sections, curated with the needs of academics and researchers in mind. Think of it like scanning a catalog of recombinant plasmids—but for your career.
Drag 'n' Drop with Surgical Precision
Just grab the sections you want and drag them onto your website canvas. Like assembling a Western blot, but less waiting around.
Customize to Your Spec
Adjust colors, fonts, headshots, and yes—even the lab bios that you borrowed from your NSF grant proposal. Our interface is as flexible as CRISPR but a whole lot friendlier.
It's like assembling a grant-winning poster…Only instead of standing by it at a conference explaining it to jet-lagged strangers, it works 24/7 to showcase your research to the world. No code. No stress. No tech support ticket. Just scientific self-expression, simplified.
Why Researchers Need Better Websites
Most website builders aren't designed with scientific researchers in mind
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University Tools Are Limited
Universities often don't provide faculty with easy-to-use website building tools that showcase their research effectively.
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Generic Builders Lack Research Sections
Platforms like Wix and Squarespace don't have templates with sections for publications, grants, or research interests.
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Time Constraints
Researchers are busy with experiments, publications, and teaching, they need a fast solution that understands their needs.
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No Website Team? No Problem
Most university labs rely on a staff member or an outside developer to make website updates—which means delays, bottlenecks, and added costs. With this DIY website builder, scientific researchers can update their own site anytime. No coding. No waiting. Just log in and change a photo, add a new publication, or update your grants section instantly.
Built for Scientific Research
Everything you need to showcase your business and professional expertise
Research-Specific Sections
Pre-built sections for lab personnel, CV, research interests, grants, and more.
No Coding Required
Intuitive drag-and-drop interface designed for busy professionals, not web developers.
Team Management
Easily showcase lab members, collaborators, and students with dedicated profile sections.
Academic Achievements
Highlight awards, honors, and recognition with professionally designed layouts.
Easy Integrations
Integrate with a wide variety of tools to help your lab run smoothly.
Academic Themes
Templates designed to convey academic credibility and research excellence.
Templates for Every Scientific Field
Choose from specialized templates designed for different scientific disciplines
Physical Sciences
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Physicists: Study matter, energy, and fundamental forces
- Theoretical physicists
- Experimental physicists
- Particle physicists
- Nuclear physicists
- Astrophysicists
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Chemists: Investigate chemical substances and reactions
- Organic chemists
- Inorganic chemists
- Analytical chemists
- Physical chemists
- Biochemists
- Theoretical chemists
- Materials chemists
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Earth Scientists: Explore the physical aspects of Earth
- Geologists
- Geophysicists
- Geochemists
- Seismologists
- Volcanologists
- Oceanographers
- Meteorologists
- Hydrologists
- Paleoclimatologists
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Astronomers: Study celestial objects and cosmic phenomena
- Observational astronomers
- Radio astronomers
- Cosmologists
- Exoplanet researchers
Life Sciences
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Biologists: Study life and living organisms
- Molecular biologists
- Cell biologists
- Developmental biologists
- Evolutionary biologists
- Marine biologists
- Wildlife biologists
- Conservation biologists
- Botanists
- Zoologists
- Ecologists
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Geneticists: Research heredity, genes, and DNA
- Human geneticists
- Population geneticists
- Epigeneticists
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Microbiologists: Study bacteria, viruses, and microorganisms
- Bacteriologists
- Virologists
- Mycologists
- Parasitologists
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Neuroscientists: Investigate the brain and nervous system
- Cognitive neuroscientists
- Behavioral neuroscientists
- Computational neuroscientists
- Immunologists: Study the immune system
- Pharmacologists: Research drug interactions with biological systems
- Toxicologists: Study harmful effects of substances on organisms
Health and Medical Sciences
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Medical Researchers: Study human diseases and treatments
- Clinical researchers
- Epidemiologists
- Pathologists
- Oncologists
- Hematologists
- Public Health Scientists: Research health at the population level
- Biomedical Engineers: Apply engineering principles to medicine
- Bioinformaticians: Use software tools to analyze biological data
Social and Behavioral Sciences
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Psychologists: Study mental processes and behavior
- Experimental psychologists
- Developmental psychologists
- Clinical psychologists
- Neuropsychologists
- Sociologists: Study social behavior and institutions
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Anthropologists: Research human origins, cultures, and societies
- Cultural anthropologists
- Biological anthropologists
- Archaeologists
- Linguistic anthropologists
- Economists: Analyze production, distribution, and consumption
- Political Scientists: Study political systems and behavior
- Geographers: Study Earth's surface and human-environment interaction
Computational and Mathematical Sciences
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Computer Scientists: Explore computation theory and applications
- Machine learning researchers
- Artificial intelligence researchers
- Human-computer interaction researchers
- Cybersecurity researchers
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Mathematicians: Develop and apply mathematical principles
- Pure mathematicians
- Applied mathematicians
- Statisticians
- Data Scientists: Analyze large data sets to derive insights
- Operations Researchers: Use mathematical models to solve organizational problems
Engineering and Applied Sciences
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Engineers (Research-Oriented):
- Mechanical engineers
- Electrical engineers
- Civil engineers
- Chemical engineers
- Environmental engineers
- Aerospace engineers
- Materials engineers
- Robotics researchers
- Nanotechnologists: Study and apply nanoscale materials
- Energy Researchers: Focus on renewable, nuclear, or fossil energy
Environmental and Agricultural Sciences
- Environmental Scientists: Study the environment and sustainability
- Climate Scientists: Model and predict climate systems
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Agricultural Scientists: Improve food production and sustainability
- Agronomists
- Soil scientists
- Horticultural scientists
- Animal scientists
- Entomologists
- Plant pathologists
Interdisciplinary and Emerging Fields
- Systems Biologists: Integrate biological data using models
- Synthetic Biologists: Engineer new biological systems
- Astrobiologists: Study life in the universe
- Forensic Scientists: Apply science to criminal investigations
- Cognitive Scientists: Combine psychology, AI, linguistics, and neuroscience
- Science and Technology Studies (STS) Researchers: Analyze the social impact of science and tech
- Science Communicators / Science Policy Researchers: Bridge research, policy, and public understanding
All the Sections You Need
Pre-built sections designed for different industries and professions
Trusted by Researchers
See what other scientists are saying about ScientificResearcher.org
As a neuroscientist leading a busy research lab, I never thought I'd have time to build a professional website—until I found this DIY platform. It was surprisingly fast and incredibly intuitive. I didn't need to write a single line of code. What impressed me most was that it already had all the exact sections I needed—our publications, team bios, funding acknowledgments, and even a spot for our latest preprints and media mentions. Within a couple of hours, we had a beautiful, functional site that makes it easy for collaborators, students, and the public to learn about our work. I recommend it to every researcher I know.
Anonymous
Associate Professor of Neuroscience, Medical School
Simple, Transparent Pricing
Specific institutional pricing available upon request
FREE
Perfect for getting started with a beautiful and functional website
- Drag-and-drop builder with customizable templates
- Predefined sections (About, FAQ, Contact, etc.)
- SEO meta options for title and description
- Hosted at: username.webpages.org
- Limited image/file storage
PRO
Everything in Free, plus powerful upgrades for professionals
- Use your own custom domain (e.g., yourdomain.com)
- Larger storage capacity for images and files
- Analytics script integration
- Optional custom CSS
- All features from the Free plan
VIP CONCIERGE SERVICE
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Great for professionals and businesses seeking a fully custom, premium experience
- One-on-one collaboration with our design & development team
- Fully custom-designed website tailored to your goals and brand
- Expert-crafted layout, functionality, and branding
- Everything built for you, no DIY required
Ready to Showcase Your Research?
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