German participation only within the exactly linked CORDIS projects
The evidence path connects German EU funding participation to reported research outputs through exact CORDIS identifiers. Patents and procurement remain visibly separate until a shared official identifier proves the link.
German participation only within the exactly linked CORDIS projects
CORDIS project code and participant PIC agree in both sources
OpenAIRE relations, not claims of authorship or impact
Sum of OpenAIRE citation counts per project: an output of several projects counts once for each. Not a quality or impact score.
Choose a project and inspect its identifiers, funding amount, research outputs and the deliberately open transitions to patents and public procurement.
01 Nov 2020 to 31 Oct 2023
EU allocation
Reported net EU contribution to German participants in this CORDIS project.
Participating organisation
Role reported by CORDIS: participant.
Reported research
73 with open access; 513 reported citations.
Patent families
The EPO monitor is collected independently. No family is automatically assigned to this CORDIS project or its participants.
Public procurement
OCDS and TED party identifiers cannot currently be equated safely with CORDIS PICs.
The monitor counts published records that match the fixed, deliberately narrow CPC rule for core AI in EPO OPS. It shows observed publication activity—not current inventions, patent quality or a connection to the selected funding award.
The counting unit is a deduplicated DOCDB simple-family ID, not each individual publication.
Only publications returned by the fixed OPS search.
The start of data collection—not the start of patent activity.
Only fully covered calendar months are compared as a trend. Partial months remain visible as non-comparable raw values; assignment follows the earliest publication date observed for a family ID by the search run.
| Month | Family IDs | Coverage |
|---|---|---|
| May 2026 | 3,417 | Partial month · not comparable |
| Jun 2026 | 4,302 | Full month · comparable |
| Jul 2026 | 3,569 | Full month · comparable |
| Aug 2026 | 6,044 | Full month · comparable |
| Sept 2026 | 3,012 | Full month · comparable |
Partial months are excluded from the trend bars and must not be compared with one another or with full months.
The deliberately narrow, versioned rule classifies the family IDs observed in the search window in a traceable way.
Categories overlap: one patent family may be counted in more than one bar.
Each dimension answers a different question. The values must not be added or read as an organisation link. Zero only means that no such evidence was observed in the returned OPS records—not that the association is ruled out. Residence and address fields may be incomplete.
This run has no usable residence data for applicants or inventors. These two values are therefore unknown, not zero.
Each family is counted at most once here. The union is not a fifth evidence dimension.
Breakdown of publications observed in the search result. EP and WO are publication authorities, not countries of residence or incorporation.
The twelve countries or authorities with the most observed search publications are shown.
A bounded, deterministic sample without titles, abstracts, person names or organisation names.
Showing 12 of 20,344 families eligible for the public sample.
DOCDB 1014904421 observed publication in one country or publication authority
G06N3/045 · G06N3/088DOCDB 640518301 observed publication in one country or publication authority
G06N20/00 · G06N20/20 · G06N3/002 · G06N3/02 · G06N3/04 · G06N3/044 · G06N3/045 · G06N3/0464 · G06N3/048 · G06N3/061 · G06N3/08 · G06N3/082 · G06N3/084 · G06N3/086 · G06N3/0895 · G06N3/09 · G06N3/123 · G06N7/01DOCDB 695290241 observed publication in one country or publication authority
G06N3/04 · G06N3/0464 · G06N3/08 · G06N3/09DOCDB 698119381 observed publication in one country or publication authority
G06N5/01DOCDB 740417371 observed publication in one country or publication authority
G06N3/04 · G06N3/044 · G06N3/045 · G06N3/0455 · G06N3/0464 · G06N3/048 · G06N3/08 · G06N3/084 · G06N3/09 · G06N5/046 · G06N7/01DOCDB 759193341 observed publication in one country or publication authority
G06N20/00 · G06N20/20 · G06N3/08 · G06N3/0895 · G06N7/01DOCDB 845698121 observed publication in one country or publication authority
G06N20/00 · G06N3/045 · G06N3/0464 · G06N3/088 · G06N3/0895 · G06N3/09 · G06N3/096DOCDB 848186591 observed publication in one country or publication authority
G06N20/00 · G06N3/0455 · G06N3/0464 · G06N3/088DOCDB 869030691 observed publication in one country or publication authority
G06N3/065 · G06N3/08 · G06N3/09DOCDB 888747421 observed publication in one country or publication authority
G06N3/02 · G06N3/045DOCDB 889237861 observed publication in one country or publication authority
G06N3/08DOCDB 889694581 observed publication in one country or publication authority
G06N20/00Taxonomy epo-cpc-ai-high-precision · version 2026.01
Chronology is not causality. The register therefore shows which relation is exactly proven and which remains open because no shared identifier exists.
OpenAIRE project ID corda__h2020::cb79172f2c32c987b4e5452b1d75d118 + CORDIS 101000165OpenAIRE ↗EPO supplies no stable applicant identifier for a cross-source joinEPO OPS ↗No shared official identifier between PIC and procurement partyOCDS / TED ↗The path becomes more valuable because missing bridges stay visible. A name, similar address or shared region is not enough for an organisation or impact claim.
DOCDB patent families are collected as a separate index. We only publish a link to CORDIS, ROR or LEI when a source-backed shared identifier exists.
TED and OCDS identifiers connect lifecycles within their source. They are not merged with funded organisations through name similarity.
Funding before an output, patent or contract is a time pattern. The index does not label it commercialisation or funding impact.
The public path is built only from relations that both participating sources support with compatible identifiers.
An allocation row enters the path only when its CORDIS project code exactly matches the transfer project.
The German organisation must carry the same CORDIS PIC in funding and transfer data. Names are display values, never join keys.
The OpenAIRE project ID and CORDIS grant identifier must both occur in the product relation.
Patent and procurement data keep their own source identities. Candidates, fuzzy matches and private review data never reach the website.
Collection, classification and linking do not invoke a generative AI model.
The first public revision is deliberately bounded. Every source entry discloses its own scope; missing data is never reinterpreted as zero.
Bounded transfer probe with exact grant identifiers and German participant PICs.
checked 01 Oct 2026, 07:17Open official source ↗Reported research products and project relations; the public view is bounded while project aggregates come from the fully checked run.
checked 01 Oct 2026, 07:17Open official source ↗Official Horizon Europe bulk data underlying the funding and participant records.
checked 29 Sept 2026, 05:17Open official source ↗Official Horizon 2020 bulk data underlying the funding and participant records.
checked 29 Sept 2026, 05:17Open official source ↗Automatically collected DOCDB patent families from EPO OPS. The lane is available but remains separate from CORDIS projects and organisations without a shared official identifier.
checked 14 Oct 2026, 04:23Open official source ↗Procurement lifecycles are already collected daily. A source-backed shared identifier with CORDIS participants is not currently available.
Open official source ↗We build robust collectors, archives and analysis pipelines with clear identity rules and verifiable provenance.
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