Journals and publishers
Editors-in-chief, editorial boards, guest editors and peer reviewers who work on the topic now — so more of them say yes.
Researcher Finder reads the world's published research and tells you who is leading a field right now — at every career stage and in every country — with a working email and the role each person suits.
Anyone who needs to find, invite or work with the right people in medicine, health and the life sciences.
Editors-in-chief, editorial boards, guest editors and peer reviewers who work on the topic now — so more of them say yes.
Keynote speakers, session chairs, scientific committees and course faculty, with balanced panels across countries, career stages and genders.
Key opinion leaders for advisory boards and medical affairs, rising experts before everyone knows them, and national leaders outside the usual lists.
Grant reviewers, fellowship juries and guideline panels, balanced by region and career stage, with the reason for every name.
Specialists in a precise field for interviews, due diligence and scientific advice — found in days, not weeks.
Clinical advisors and validation partners who have published on the exact problem you are solving.
Also universities and research institutes, hospitals and health systems, medical communications agencies, patient organisations and legal teams.
A clean list of the people working on your subject right now, each one placed on a five-level seniority ladder and matched to the role that suits them.
Senior Leader, Experienced, Rising, Mid-career or Early-career — with a short, plain reason for each placement.
Editor, board member, keynote speaker, advisor, reviewer or panel member, matched to the person's standing.
A working address for each person, with a note on how strongly it matches them.
Current position, institution, country and the topics they publish on now, not ten years ago.
National leaders stand out even where worldwide rankings overlook them, so your group is truly international.
Records that may mix up two people with similar names are left out, so you reach the right person.
The recent titles behind each name, so every invitation or approach can be personal.
An Excel file for review, or a mail-merge version with salutation, name and suggested role.
Our lists come from published research, so they suit experts who publish. If you need practising clinicians who rarely publish, tell us — we'll say plainly what is possible.
The quality of a journal, a conference or an advisory board is the quality of the people around the table.
Tell us the subject, region or event, and the people you are looking for. We reply by email with what is possible and a quote. Or write to researcherfinder@gmail.com.