Furscience is the public face of the International Anthropomorphic Research Project (IARP). Our scholarship helps educate the public/media on the furry fandom.
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ALT Question: Is this the best anthropomorphic non-fiction work? with an arrow pointing at the cover for Furscience's latest book: A Decade of Psychological Research on the Furry Fandom, followed by the text: that's up to you. You can nominate us and all your favourite creators at the Ursa Major Awards website. Additional images show Nuka, the anthropomorphic blue cat, mad scientist, holding an A+ sign, and tugging on the collar of his lab coat nervously asking for a nomination for the best anthropomorphic non-fiction work for 2023.
ALT Sample of the webpage "Autism in the Fandom" introducing Furscience's research into autism within the furry fandom. Image depicts the primary researcher, Dr Elizabeth Fein between two furries, followed by the Introductory paragraph to the autism section with an illustration of five furries, two pictures and three cartoon illustrations of furries in partial and full fursuit.
ALT Nuka, a big blue anthropomorphic, scientist cat is excitedly holding a Furry brain.
