Grants

Make awards traceable

Funders mint a Grant NOBLEID once; grantees reference it in outputs; the resolver aggregates all linked works for reporting and audits.

For funders (what you do)
1

Mint a Grant NOBLEID with: award title, funder (ROR), PI(s), dates, URL.

2

Share the ID with awardees.

3

See outcomes collect in one place (articles, datasets, software).

For grantees (how you use it)
1

Add the Grant NOBLEID during submission (journal/repo).

2

The resolver automatically displays funded outputs.

Grant metadata (suggested fields)
  • • Grant title
  • • ROR funder
  • • PI(s)
  • • Start/End dates
  • • Program
  • • Award number
  • • Landing URL
Grant card (example)
Grant: NB-Energy-2025-0417Funder: ROR:04ABC7890

PIs: A. Patel, M. Zhang • 2025–2027

Linked outputs: 3 articles, 1 dataset

Exports & audits
  • • CSV/JSON snapshots of outputs by grant
  • • Filters by date range and output type
  • • Stable URLs for finance/compliance teams
Reporting
  • • Automatic output aggregation
  • • Citation tracking
  • • Impact metrics
Compliance
  • • Audit-ready exports
  • • Verifiable provenance
  • • Institutional reporting
FAQ

How does NobleID differ from legacy identifiers?

NobleID is a permanent, decentralized identifier built on the ARK standard — purpose-built for grants and research outputs.

Does the grant page show citations?

Yes—linked outputs show their Signals (Cited-by/Mentions).

Exports?

Yes—CSV/JSON snapshots for audits.

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