Our Reach

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A Global Spread

We publish one author. People keep asking whether that is enough. We think so.

Avery Thorne’s science papers have been read in 54 countries. These are not people who visited — they read, downloaded, and took away. Over 1000 times, in only 5 short months. Readers at over 23 institutions, across 44 different fields.

Among them: Harvard. The Max Planck Institute for Social Anthropology. Hebrew University of Jerusalem. The University of Groningen. Eotvos Lorand. Umea. Tilburg. USC. India’s National Forensic Sciences University.

The amazing part is we have done zero marketing. We have not pitched anyone, nor chased anyone. No publicity of any kind. They found it on their own, and they’re reading it.

Seven papers. Each one of them carries a permanent DOI — a public, citable address that does not move. Click any of them and read the whole thing. Nothing is behind a paywall, nothing is for sale, and nothing has been edited to be easier to agree with. Not to mention his stories. That is just the science.

Figures as of 17 October 2026.

If you’re wondering which countries, here they are:

Algeria · Argentina · Australia · Bangladesh · Brazil · Burkina Faso · Canada · Chile · China · Colombia · Czechia · Denmark · Ethiopia · France · Georgia · Germany · Ghana · Greece · Hungary · India · Indonesia · Iraq · Israel · Italy · Japan · Jordan · Kenya · Malaysia · Mexico · Netherlands · New Zealand · Norway · Pakistan · Palestine · Peru · Philippines · Poland · Russia · Saudi Arabia · Serbia · South Africa · South Korea · Spain · Sweden · Taiwan · Thailand · Uganda · Ukraine · United Arab Emirates · United Kingdom · United States · Uzbekistan · Venezuela · Vietnam