Disciplines

🎓 Academic Intelligence (ACADINT)

Research Output, Collaboration, and Expertise
Research & Technical

Sources

6
5 no-auth

Mission domains

6
reach

Data points

3
covered

Related INT

4
disciplines

🔌 Sources for Academic Intelligence (6)

SourceCategoryAuthFormat
arXiv / Semantic Scholar
Academic literature & preprints.
ACADINTNONEjsonhome↗ api↗
arXiv API
Preprint research.
AcademicNONExmlhome↗ api↗
ICOM Red Lists
At-risk cultural objects reference.
Art & AntiquitiesNONEhtmlhome↗
OpenAlex
Open scholarly entity graph.
ReferenceNONEjsonhome↗ api↗
Semantic Scholar
Scholarly graph API.
AcademicNONEjsonhome↗ api↗
IUCN Red List
Threatened-species status authority.
Wildlife TraffickingKEYjsonhome↗ api↗

🔍 Lookup

📜 Playbook — Academic Intelligence collection

  1. Direction — frame the requirement for Academic Intelligence: what decision does this support, by when?
  2. Collection — collect from the 6 mapped sources (5 free) — filter the catalog by ACADINT; capture provenance and observe OPSEC.
  3. Processing — normalize, de-duplicate and enrich the collected data.
  4. Analysis — correlate against local holdings; apply ACH; assign confidence.
  5. Dissemination — open a case, draft a report, share via STIX/MISP.
  6. Feedback — set an alert rule / watchlist to monitor for change.

⚡ AI Skills & Automation

🤖 Copilot brief⚡ AI SkillsResolveEnrichAuto-CollectHuntReportExport

Automate unattended via the cron pipeline (collect → ingest → resolve → enrich → score → alert).

🎯 Mission

Academic Intelligence collects the world's scholarly output — preprints, journal articles, grant awards, theses, conference proceedings and researcher networks — to expose where emerging and dual-use technology is being developed and by whom. It answers which labs and individuals lead a research front, how they are funded, and where foreign talent-recruitment or collaboration risk concentrates.

📡 Collection methods

  • Systematic harvesting of preprint servers (arXiv, bioRxiv, SSRN) for early emerging-tech signals
  • Author disambiguation and co-authorship network mapping across OpenAlex and Semantic Scholar
  • Grant and funding-award tracking from NSF, CORDIS and NIH RePORTER
  • Backward/forward citation and citation-burst analysis to detect fast-rising research fronts
  • ORCID and institutional-repository scraping to reconstruct researcher career trajectories
  • Conference program-committee and proceedings monitoring for community leadership
  • Retraction and research-integrity monitoring via Retraction Watch

🔧 Tools & frameworks

  • OpenAlex API
  • Publish or Perish
  • VOSviewer
  • CiteSpace
  • Gephi
  • Zotero
  • OpenRefine

📜 Academic Intelligence Tradecraft

  1. Collect publications, preprints and grant awards for the target technology domain across OpenAlex and CORDIS
  2. Deduplicate and disambiguate authors via ORCID and affiliation normalization into a single researcher graph
  3. Run co-authorship and citation-burst analysis in VOSviewer to surface rising research fronts and anchor labs
  4. Resolve institutional and national affiliations, flagging dual-affiliation and talent-program links
  5. Publish a technology-watch brief with network maps and top-mover researchers
  6. Cue PATENTINT and HUMINT on the priority labs and individuals for follow-on collection

📊 Dashboard KPIs

New papers/wkRising frontsTop labs trackedDual-affiliation flagsGrant $ tracked
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🤖 AI Copilot

🔍 Lookup & Enrich

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⚙ Automation

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