Joint research
A jointly defined question, methodology and research output developed by Quantum Hive and an academic or research partner.
Research support
Depending on scope, support may include data, methodological input, software, analytical infrastructure, professional context or ongoing consultation.
Research for institutions
A university or research organisation may act as a partner or commissioner of a precisely scoped research, data, process or technology project.
Data and usage conditions
Before the project begins, it must be clear:
- which data will be available
- whether they are public, provided under contract or otherwise restricted
- in what form they may be used
- whether original data may be delivered, aggregated or used only to create a derived output
Publication
Publication rights are defined at the start of the collaboration. If a project uses non-public or licence-restricted data, we determine in advance which parts of the methodology, results or aggregated outputs may be published.
Project supervision
For academic work, formal academic supervision remains with the relevant university. Depending on the collaboration, Quantum Hive may provide professional context, a research question, data or methodological input and ongoing consultation.
Forms of collaboration
- thesis projects in collaboration with the relevant academic department
- research projects and internships
- joint methodological or data projects
- seminars, workshops and professional discussions