Through smart computing models, websites and their content become individually relevant for every person.
sonares brings science to life.
Through smart computing models, websites and their content become individually relevant for every person.
sonares ScienceFacts are scientific micro-tools that enhance websites with interactive and personalized content. They transform generic content into personalized experiences—and turn visitors into active users.
This creates clear added value for websites: ScienceFacts increase relevance, encourage interaction and dwell time, and strengthen important signals for search engines and AI-based answer systems. This is because digital visibility is increasingly emerging where content is current, structured, factually sound, and personally useful.
Every sonares ScienceFact is backed by verified data, international studies, and scientific models. These handy calculators provide tailored results on virtually any topic and help users make fact-based decisions—serving as an effective counterbalance to fake news, fake facts, and half-truths.
ScienceFacts brings science and research directly into everyday life and gives websites more relevance, visibility, and utility.
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In the ScienceHub you will find ScienceFacts on over 200 topics.
In the sonares ScienceHub, the user dashboard, you can browse all ScienceFacts organized by topic. As a Pro user, you also have access to comprehensive usage statistics and a wide range of customization options.
Vitamin deficiency
This ScienceFact tells users whether their lifestyle makes them prone to vitamin deficiency – and what they can do about it.
Life expectancy
The ScienceFact "Life Expectancy Calculator" enables users to obtain an individual estimate of their lifespan - and to optimize it by making lifestyle changes.
CO2 emissions
With this ScienceFact, users gain insight into the main causes of their CO2 emissions and also recognize how they can contribute to climate protection by making changes in their everyday lives.
Heart attack
With this ScienceFact, users can determine their individual risk of heart attack. They gain a better understanding of the topic and learn which factors have an influence on their personal risk.
Career choice calculator
The ScienceFact "Career Choice Calculator" helps users make informed, data-driven decisions about their professional future. Using scientific data, it shows which career best matches their personal strengths, interests, and values.
Occupational disability
By using this tool, users not only gain valuable insights into risk factors that may affect their ability to work, but also receive recommendations on how to minimise those risks.
Your topic is not yet included? In the ScienceHub you will find many more ScienceFacts on career choice, study choice, travel type, electric car, gambling addiction, religion, accident risk, burnout, contraception, biodiversity, learning style, children's costs, sport, travel countries, calorie requirements, radiation exposure and many other topics!
Science Facts create more interaction and longer stays for users.
Thanks to smart micro-tools, users will stay on websites significantly longer and receive real, personal added value. This strengthens the content of your website and can increase its organic ranking in search engines, laying the foundation for fact-based purchasing decisions.
This even convinces the toughest nuts to crack!
Live Webinar
Interactive Content: Gaining Visibility in the Age of AI
In this 45-minute webinar, we’ll show how interactive formats make content more relevant for users, Google, and AI. Using ScienceFacts as a reference, Erik Eberwein, CEO of sonares, explains how engagement, dwell time, and scientific context can impact the visibility of websites on Google and in AI systems. Live with a Q&A session.
A peek into the engine room
The sonares team—comprising data analysts, mathematicians, and programmers—develops interactive calculators for virtually any subject area. And they do so with a strong commitment to data protection, user-friendliness, and scientific principles.
Compliance with scientific principles
As a scientific service, we work according to clear methodological principles. Our content is based on verifiable sources, international studies, and tested data models. This is how we create digital knowledge formats that companies, editorial teams, and users can rely on.
User experience with fun and important insights
At the same time, we ensure that knowledge does not seem dry, but is simple and understandable and is gladly used. ScienceFacts combine well-founded information with good user experience, personal gain in knowledge, and measurable added value for websites.
Guaranteed data and privacy protection
Data protection is a top priority at sonares. All data is processed anonymously, and sensitive information is protected. This is how we combine scientific rigor, digital interaction, and responsible information management.
The sonares
ScienceCommunity
The sonares ScienceCommunity connects people who want to make scientific knowledge accessible and understandable for everyone.
At the sonares ScienceLab, we develop computational cores that translate selected, validated studies into calculation models and can be integrated with custom frontends on all kinds of websites.
Scientific cooperation
We thank our scientific partners for their outstanding support, for providing studies, and for developing and validating our calculation models.
American Cancer Society - Boston University Medical School - Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, USA - Central Hospital of Augsburg - Centre for Addiction and Mental Health (CAMH), Canada - Copenhagen University Hospital - Danish Cancer Society Research Center - DSM Nutritional Products Limited, Switzerland - Duke University School of Medicine - Duke-NUS Medical School - Emory University - Erasmus University - ETH Zurich - Federal Office for Radiation Protection - Finnish Safety and Chemicals Agency - Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations - Global Alliance for Improved Nutrition, USA - Harvard University - Health Canada - Heinrich Heine University Düsseldorf - Helmholtz Zentrum München - Helsinki University Central Hospital - Imperial College London - Karolinska Institute - Lazio Regional Health Service - Leibniz Institute for Prevention Research and Epidemiology - London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine - Loyola University Chicago - Ludwig Maximilians University Munich - National Cancer Institute, USA - National Institute for Health and Welfare, Finland - National Public Health Institute, USA - National University Hospital of Iceland - Norwegian School of Sport Sciences - Norwegian University of Science and Technology - Princeton University - Robert Koch Institute - Stanford University - Swiss Vitamin Institute - Technical University of Munich - Tokyo Medical University - Tongji Medical College Huazhong University of Science and Technology - University Hospital Copenhagen - University of Bristol - University of California - University of Chicago - University of Copenhagen - University of Duisburg-Essen - University of Eastern Finland - University of Iceland - University of Massachusetts Medical School · University of Oxford - University of Pennsylvania - University of Southern Denmark - University of Southern Maine - University of Toronto - University of Washington - University of Wisconsin-Madison - Utrecht University - Yale University School of Medicine
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the background of sonares?
sonares was founded to make scientific findings from studies, research, and data analysis accessible to more people. We develop digital applications that make research personally relevant and practically useful. At the heart of our work is the idea that well-informed information leads to better decisions—on websites, in digital media, and in everyday life.
What are sonares ScienceFacts?
sonares ScienceFacts are interactive scientific calculators for websites, apps, and digital media. They translate verified studies, data, and computational models into personalized results for users. This transforms general content into a personalized, interactive experience that offers tangible value.
Are the user's data protected?
Yes. Data protection and privacy are integral parts of sonares solutions. Data entered into ScienceFacts is processed and analyzed anonymously. Personal data is not shared without consent. This allows us to gain valuable insights without compromising user trust.
How does sonares collaborate with scientists?
sonares collaborates with researchers on a project-by-project basis—for example, through expert discussions, literature reviews, or content reviews. This ensures that scientific findings are accurately contextualized and presented in a way that is accessible to businesses, organizations, and the general public.
How does sonares ensure that digital content is scientifically sound?
sonares collaborates with scientists, experts, universities, and research institutions to translate studies and data into robust computational models. At the sonares ScienceLab, sources are reviewed, models are developed, and results are presented in a way that makes them understandable, interactive, and digitally accessible. This results in ScienceFacts that combine scientific rigor with user-friendly application.
Does sonares comply with GDPR (DSGVO) guidelines?
Of course. We are committed to complying with all transparency and user consent requirements set by the GDPR. Moreover, we believe that data protection and the use of data should solely be in the users' interest. Therefore, we are a proud member of the IAB and support the current TCF 2.0 framework.
How are user inputs used scientifically?
The use of ScienceFacts and the statistical analysis thereof serve our employees, scientists and partners to conduct their own studies and to gain new insights through them. For this purpose, we provide our partners with statistical, anonymous usage data of our ScienceFacts, which they in turn can use to further develop their statistical models and theories or improve their content offerings.
