The DOS DAO is a platform where researchers can securely store their data and collaborate easily. It allows them to discuss issues, ask questions about research papers, and track their contributions. Through a leaderboard, contributors are rewarded for their input, ensuring accurate records and effective communication.

1. Hidden Data, Stalled Progress: Research data gets locked away, slowing down scientific discovery. DOS DAO unlocks data sharing for faster breakthroughs.
2. Funding Gridlock: Traditional funding is slow and limited. DOS DAO lets researchers directly access community-driven grants.
3. Scattered Collaboration: Researchers struggle to find the right tools and each other. DOS DAO offers a unified platform for collaboration.
4. Unequal Rewards: Benefits of research discoveries aren't shared fairly. DOS DAO incentivizes data sharing for a more equitable system.

• Decentralized database for secure data storage
• P2P image and file storage for research materials
• Group chat functionality for issue discussion
• Chatbot for research paper Q&A
• Leaderboard to showcase contributions and rewards
• Verifiable immutable records for data integrity
• Feedback mechanism for improved communication
• Voting system for decentralized decision-making

Features:

• Encrypted data upload with access control.
• Integration with encryption libraries.
• Search functionality.
• Secure data viewer.

Features:

• Research proposal submission and voting.
• Display of proposal details and results.
• Integration with on-chain governance.

Features:

• Fund management.
• Transaction tracking.
• Financial transparency.

Features:

• Display of researcher reputation scores.
• Token distribution based on contributions.
• DOS token distribution info.

Features:

• Decentralized chat integration.
• Connection with communication platforms.
• Community forum.

Features:

• Profile management.
• Data access control.
• Integration with Decentralized Identity providers.

• Wallet-less onboarding
• Using Mistral 7b model for the chatbot along with discussion spaces
• Using Chainlink Oracles for verifying user researcher role

1. Clone the repository

https://github.com/ShauryaSwarup/hackhaven-lethal.git

To start the frontend user interface

cd website
npm install
npm run dev

(Run npm install --legacy-peer-deps if you encounter issues in package installations)

• Shaurya Swarup
• Narayani Bokde