Researcher profiles
Public profiles with positions, identifiers, and areas of expertise, so anyone can find the right person for a topic or collaboration.
Public portal
The public face of your research
The same trusted record becomes a public portal in your institution’s own branding, so anyone can find your people, publications, projects, and teams in one place.
A research office holds a rich, connected record; the public rarely sees it. Stellacris turns that record into a public portal that partners, media, prospective students, and evaluators can browse, with every profile, output, and project on its own clean, shareable page.
The portal reads the same validated record your office already maintains, so the public view is always current and always matches your canonical data. Nothing is entered twice.
Why it matters
A showcase built from your record
Expertise discovery
Browse and search by topic to surface the people and groups working in a field, turning your record into a living directory of what your institution knows.
Teams and units
Research teams, faculties, and institutes each get their own public page, connected to the people and outputs behind them.
Your branding
The portal carries your institution’s own identity, colours, and logo, so it reads as a natural part of your web presence.
In practice
Public pages, built in
Everything the portal surfaces comes straight from the validated record, on clean URLs designed to be shared.
- Public profiles for researchers, with positions, identifiers, and expertise.
- Expertise search across people and groups by topic.
- Publication and output lists, with open-access full text kept front and centre.
- Project and funding pages that connect the people and outputs behind the work.
- Your institution’s branding throughout, applied without touching the core system.
- Clean, stable, shareable links for every profile, output, project, and team.
Common questions
Questions, answered
Who can see the portal?
The portal is public by design: it shows only validated records your office has approved for the public view. Anything still in review or marked private stays out of sight.
How is this different from a repository?
A repository stores files; the portal presents the whole research context — people, projects, teams, and outputs, connected — as browsable public pages, with links out to the full text wherever it lives.
Does it work in our own branding?
Yes. The portal carries your institution’s identity, so it looks like part of your own site rather than a third-party service.
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