Pulse Brain Live catalogue

The most comprehensive curated UK-contextualised soil-to-health evidence catalogue.

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How we tier evidence

  1. T1
    Meta-analyses & systematic reviews
    The strongest synthesis of existing evidence. Pre-registered, protocol-led, PRISMA-compliant where possible.
  2. T2
    Randomised controlled trials & large cohorts
    Experimental or longitudinal evidence with a control group or baseline. Strong internal validity for causal claims.
  3. T3
    Observational studies & field trials
    Cross-sectional, case-control and on-farm field evidence. Useful for association but weaker causal claims.
  4. T4
    Narrative reviews, commentaries & policy reports
    Editorial syntheses, guideline documents, industry white papers. Valuable context but lower formal evidence weight.
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What makes Pulse Brain different

  • Global in scope on soil-to-health evidence.
    The catalogue spans research from every region where soil-to-health evidence is published — {{site:catalogue_size}} {{site:catalogue_size_qualifier}} across international, UK, European, US, and Asian institutions. Not a UK-only archive.
  • UK-contextualised interpretive layer.
    Every record is read by Vitagri’s research team and tagged with applicability notes for UK policy, farming systems and supply chains — the value-add that makes global research actionable for UK audiences, without limiting who can use it.
  • Tier-graded T1–T4.
    Not all evidence is equal. Each record carries a T1–T4 grade derived from study type and design, so readers can weight claims accordingly.
  • Cross-domain — farming, soil, nutrition, health.
    Most catalogues specialise in either agriculture or nutrition. Pulse Brain integrates farming systems, soil biology, nutrient density, food quality and human health in one register.
  • Industry plus peer-reviewed sources.
    Alongside {{site:catalogue_size}} peer-reviewed studies, Pulse Brain includes approved industry reports, policy briefs and NGO research from 40+ trusted institutions worldwide.
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  • Free, citable, machine-readable.
    Every record has a permanent URL and schema.org ScholarlyArticle markup. Academic API access is free globally.
  • Vitagri is its own first Pulse Pod.
    Every page on this site, every Insight, and the Growing Health Report itself is composed from Pulse Brain — every claim cited, every record tier-graded. The Vitagri Research Pod is the founding exemplar of the Research Partner programme — same workflow the cohort is being recruited to do.

See it on your own work

See what Pulse Brain can do — with your own work.

Upload a report, article or PDF and Pulse Claims Check grades every factual claim against the catalogue. {{site:pulse_check_pricing_status}}, no login, takes minutes.

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Research Partner Programme · Cohort 01

From practical actions to deep science — make Pulse Brain your precise and efficient evidence infrastructure.

Pulse Brain is the only way to have the latest and most comprehensive evidence on what the farming and food industry can do to enhance human health. Trade bodies, retailers, food corporates, R&D commissioners and foundations can take it into a 30-day pilot — branded portal, tailored ranking, AI-generated briefs, governance audit at week 4.

It's free to join. No contract. No commitment other than your enthusiasm to work together with us.

Become a Research Partner See a partner answer

What partners get on top of the public catalogue

  • Branded portalYour subdomain, your masthead, your editorial ranking.
  • AI-generated briefsCompose tier-graded answers in minutes, with citations and UK applicability notes attached.
  • Commercial API + widgetsEmbed Pulse Brain into intranets, buyer tools, levy-payer portals.
  • Quality AssuranceRetraction checks, methodology reviews, and a clear decision report at week 4.
Founding cohort Opening · 2026

Where the Research Partner programme lives

Pulse Pods. The workspace + community layer.

Behind the login, Pulse Brain is organised into Pods — small working groups of researchers sharing a curated lens on the catalogue. Pods can sit inside one institution, or be formed by independent researchers, freelancers and small organisations. Read about Pulse Pods →

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Pulse AI has read the whole catalogue — global research, UK-contextualised. Ask anything in plain English, and every answer cites the real records it draws on.

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