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A Syrian volunteer initiative that translates and publishes scientific research and articles in Arabic for Syrian and Arab audiences.

Last updated September 29, 2026

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Overview

Syrian Researchers (Arabic: الباحثون السوريون) is a Syrian volunteer initiative launched on 7 February 2012 by a group of young Syrian and Arab men and women. It began as a Facebook page and later expanded into a dedicated website. The initiative targets Syrian society in particular and Arab society in general, working to translate and publish scientific research and articles in Arabic. According to its Arabic Wikipedia entry, the initiative's team consists of around 400 volunteers divided into 20 administrative and specialized groups. The initiative has faced criticism, including accusations of promoting a particular ideology and being linked to conspiracies. Its official website is syr-res.com.

History

Syrian Researchers was launched on 7 February 2012 by a group of young Syrian and Arab men and women. The initiative started as a page on the social networking site Facebook and later a website was created for the initiative. It targets Syrian society in particular and Arab society in general. The initiative's team consists of around 400 volunteers divided into 20 administrative and specialized groups, who work on translating and publishing scientific research and articles in Arabic. The initiative has been subject to numerous criticisms, including that it promotes a particular ideology and is linked to conspiracies.

  • Launched on 7 February 2012 by a group of young Syrian and Arab men and women.

  • Started as a Facebook page before a dedicated website was created.

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A volunteer-driven Arabic-language science communication initiative for Syrian and Arab audiences.

  • Translated scientific research and articles in Arabic

  • Original scientific articles in Arabic

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