Every link leaves a trace
An affiliation comes from an OpenAlex authorship. A project and its public results come from a CORDIS fact sheet. Open the source from each node.
Expanded edition versioned data
Research is easier to see as a network.
Search for a work, author or institution, then follow documented links to topics, projects, results and open resources.
Every relationship has a source. No researcher receives a score.
FIELD NOTE / 0.3.0EN · 2015—2025
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—authors
—institutions
—European projects
—sourced links
01 / explore
Start with a name, not a ranking.
Results are an entry point. The graph shows what this edition can support through its sources.
The graph is waiting for a starting point.Choose a catalogue result to see its links.
Interactive graph of relationships in the expanded edition. Use the accessible list for a linear presentation.
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02 / how to read it
A map with traces, not a showcase.
The expanded edition separates what is directly known from what still needs checking.
Uncertainty stays visible
Verified means a direct relationship. Derived means a reproducible calculation. Candidate cases stay out of the public graph.
This is a sample
The edition keeps up to 36 recent works for each of 62 institutions. It is a reproducible sample, not a national census.
03 / coverage
Two layers, one rule: show the evidence.
| Layer | Contains | Status | Source |
|---|---|---|---|
| Bibliography | Works, authors, affiliations, topics and open resources | included | OpenAlex · ROR |
| European funding | Projects, coordinators, public results and documented EU contributions | pilot | CORDIS |
| National funding | BrainMap / UEFISCDI | checking | BrainMap |
“Checking” does not mean the data is absent. It means this edition does not publish claims it cannot trace to a source row.