Run a verified record of faculty publications and citation counts, giving promotion committees a trustworthy basis for evaluating research output. Verified publication records and citation data from recognized sources are anchored on-chain, replacing self-reported lists that are hard to check across many candidates.
Turn a self-reported CV into an anchored, indexed record a promotion committee can trust for every candidate.
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Bind each publication to its author. The DID and VC Ledger ties a paper to the faculty member's verified identity, so authorship claims rest on signed evidence rather than a line typed into a CV.
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Anchor the work itself. The Provenance Notary seals each publication and its venue by digest, making a fabricated or misattributed paper detectable against the recorded evidence.
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Aggregate metrics from recognized sources. The Subgraph Indexer compiles citation counts from indexed data, so a committee reads a consistent, source-backed figure instead of a self-reported number.
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Give reviewers one verified view. Each candidate's anchored publications and indexed citations render in a single dashboard, replacing hours of independent verification across dozens of files.
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Freeze the record at review time. Publication and citation data are anchored as immutable events, so a candidate's evaluated output cannot be inflated between submission and decision.
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Carry the record between employers. A faculty member's verified output travels with their identity, so a new institution evaluates the same anchored evidence without rebuilding the file from scratch.
Follow a single faculty publication from authorship anchoring through citation indexing to a promotion committee review.
09:07:19
[SYS] Initializing authorship record...
09:07:19
[CMD] anchorPaper { author: "fac_2201", doi: "10.1109/TX.2026.771", venue: "IEEE_TX" }
09:07:20
[AUTH] Binding paper to verified faculty identity...
09:07:20
[OK] Publication anchored at block 7402118.
Cerulea decomposes research verification into modular contracts. Each layer anchors authorship, indexes citations, freezes the review snapshot, and exposes a verified dashboard without any candidate self-reporting the numbers.
Verified research output is a horizontal capability. Here is how different academic actors put the anchored record to work.
Evaluate candidates from a consistent, verified record of publications and citations, removing the burden of independently checking self-reported CVs across a large applicant pool.
Key Asset Types
Report institutional research output against anchored evidence for rankings and accreditation, replacing manually compiled publication counts with an auditable on-chain aggregate.
Key Asset Types
Assess a researcher's track record from portable, verified evidence during hiring or grant review, without rebuilding the publication file or trusting an unverified list.
Key Asset Types
Whether you are bridging a research information system or indexing citations from recognized sources, Cerulea routes both into one verified output record.
For institutions on legacy research information systems. Publication records are translated into on-chain authorship anchors through the API gateway automatically.
Legacy CRIS
Research Office Systems
Cerulea API Gateway
Authorship Anchoring
Cerulea Private Chain
Research Output Ledger
For citation data from recognized indices. Source-signed metrics are routed directly into the indexer and written against each anchored publication.
Citation Index Feed
Recognized Sources
Subgraph Indexers
Metric Consensus
Cerulea Ledger
Shared Output Record
Building a verified research registry with authorship anchoring, citation indexing, and a frozen committee dashboard from scratch requires specialised data engineers and long source integration cycles. Calculate your exact deployment speed using Cerulea.
Traditional Deployment
Solidity Coding & Audits
~ 12 Months
Visual Compilation
WASM Logical Artifacts
~ 4 Weeks
The legacy timeline reflects research-data integration benchmarks. Anchoring authorship, wiring citation indexing from recognized sources, and shipping a frozen committee dashboard for an average institution takes a baseline of 8 months. Building the same architecture on Cerulea takes a baseline of 2 weeks, because Cerulea Studio visually translates your authorship and metric rules into pre-audited WebAssembly binaries and provisions the research output ledger and dashboard instantly.