Introducing:
Research Revival Fund

The Analogue Group is happy to announce the launch of a new, experimental grant program dedicated to reviving neglected, abandoned, or marginalized research across all fields. The fund supports researchers and thinkers who are working to recover, clarify, and re‑activate promising lines of inquiry that have been prematurely dismissed, buried, or otherwise lost.

Research Revival provides grants of 4,000–10,000 USD, with some projects eligible for up to 25,000 USD, to support work such as archival recovery, translation, replication, experimental follow‑up, and creative or speculative forms grounded in rigorous inquiry.

Examples might include rediscovering forgotten Soviet biology, reassessing buried social‑science findings, or reinvestigating abandoned medical or experimental work.

The program, directed by Wendi Yan, is open worldwide to both academic and independent researchers, with no formal credential requirements.

Submit your quest at researchrevival.org.