Success Story | How UCSF Neuroscape Protects Global Research Integrity with Didit

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UCSF Neuroscape, a translational neuroscience center within UC San Francisco’s Weill Institute for Neurosciences, develops and deploys neuroscience-based videogames and operates NEXUS, an online platform supporting remote cognitive research studies. To address threats to online research validity—including automated bots, duplicate enrollments, and uncertainty around participant consent and eligibility—it integrated Didit’s identity-verification technology into the NEXUS enrollment process. The system uses government-document checks across more than 14,000 document types in over 220 countries, along with biometric facial matching and liveness detection, to confirm that enrollees are real and unique people before data collection begins. Neuroscape states that the integration is intended to support more than 5,000 participants in upcoming funded studies and over 50 collaborator-led studies globally, while reducing manual fraud screening and providing a more defensible basis for research integrity. The material notes that Neuroscape is identified as a collaborator and that its inclusion does not constitute an endorsement of Didit by UCSF or the University of California.

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