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Research resource management with knowledge graphs
Publications and proposals become a knowledge graph of claims, methods and evidence — a structure you can search, score and build portfolios on.
For researchers
Map a line of research as a graph of claims and evidence — find the adjacent, under-explored directions worth pursuing.
For funding agencies
Score incoming proposals on impact, risk and originality against the existing body of research, and compose balanced portfolios.
For publishers
Support manuscript triage and validation with claim-level relevance and credibility signals.
For research institutions
Track which published claims your work depends on, and how well they are supported.
Navigate the graph of science
- Represent proposals or publications as graphs. Capture the structure and the context of logical arguments.
- Identify publications that overlap in motivation, hypothesis or methodology. Discover publications that are relevant for your line of research.
Validate scientific statements
- Find the publications that address a scientific statement — supporting it, contradicting it, or refining it.
- Score individual claims for relevance and credibility, grounded in the surrounding graph of evidence.
Evaluate proposal impact
- Compute scores for impact, risk, cogency, consistency and originality.
- For researchers — plan your projects efficiently, evaluate research opportunities.
- For reviewers — evaluate incoming submissions and place them within the existing body of research.
- For grant-decision makers — complement expert judgement with transparent, data-derived measures.
Construct a research portfolio
- Identify an optimal portfolio of proposals for your metric of choice, while minimizing the delivery risk.
- Aim for a broad coverage of a particular domain or focus on solving a research problem.
- Quantify how independent the expected outcomes of your funded proposals are.
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