Bring your project

Glimmer is built to host more than one study. If you have a reproducible research project — a dataset, a pipeline, results you want others to be able to navigate and verify — you can stand it up on Glimmer as its own knowledge graph.

What you get

• Your own study under /explore/<your-study>/ — a landing, a knowledge graph, papers, and data/compute viewers, all sharing the Glimmer design system.
• A public summary (the required public fields) so anyone can discover what your study is and how it links to other datasets — while your raw data stays members-only until you grant access.
• An agent for your study, grounded in your graph (see Architecture).
• The ability to request compute to run analyses, with cost and provenance tracked.

How a study is defined

1. Add a manifest entry to the canonical site/explore/projects.json with the required public fields (identity, summary, owner/contact, license/access, links, and references to your datasets/papers). The validator enforces it.
2. Provide the study's data under /explore/<your-study>/ (graph.json, papers.json, volumes) — gated to your members.
3. Set membership so your collaborators can sign in and see the full study.

Get in touch

Glimmer is early. To bring a project, start at glimmer.science (opens in a new tab) (the "Bring your project" prompt) or reach the team via the contact on an existing project's page.