Sarah Greene is a biologist and new media entrepreneur known for disrupting scholarly publishing and developing high-quality content primarily for the research community. Her most prominent role as a publisher has been to develop tools and processes that permit continual updating of the evidence base of biomedical content, bringing to audiences the cutting edge of research backed by expert opinion. Her projects have also focused on communicating at the boundaries of specialty science to promote an interdisciplinary and cultural perspective.
Ms. Greene is currently President and CEO of the not-for-profit startup Rapid Science, whose mission is to promote, publish, disseminate and reward collaborative science; she has enlisted world-renowned researchers and clinicians to help realize this vision. Prior to the founding of Rapid Science in early 2014, Ms. Greene served as Executive Director of Cancer Commons in Palo Alto, where she developed online communities, content, and apps for researchers and patients, connecting the lab, the clinic and the patient’s experience. Previous to that she was Editor-in-Chief of The Scientist magazine and its parent, Faculty of 1000, a post-publication peer review service in London that enlists the expert opinions of over 10,000 biomedical researchers worldwide to rate and review the top evidence in their specialties.