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A practical introduction to publishing projects, exploring ideas, and starting a conversation.
Publishing projects
What kind of projects does Linked showcase?
The platform showcases university projects, graduation projects, and innovative ideas. Specify your project’s field and stage when submitting it so visitors understand what you have achieved.
Can I share a project that is still an idea?
The submission form includes an idea stage, alongside stages such as prototype and graduation project. Choose the stage that reflects your project accurately and explain what is still in development.
What information should I prepare?
Prepare the project name and description, university and discipline, field, stage, and support requested. Add an image and a profile link if available. The project preparation guide will help you organize this information.
When will my project appear in the directory?
A project becomes visible to visitors when it is published and approved by the Linked team. You can follow its status from your account page.
Can I edit the information after submission?
You can edit a project from your account when it is under review or needs revision. Contact the Linked team if you need to update an approved project.
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How do I find projects relevant to my interests?
Use the project directory to search by name, university, or field. You can also filter by field and stage, then open a project to review the available information.
How do I register interest in a project?
Sign in to your account, open the project page, and use the option to register your interest. The Linked team then coordinates the next step.
Is support limited to funding?
No. Project teams may seek a technical partner, incubation, a supporting organization, or mentoring, as well as funding. Check the type of support requested on each project page.
Does project approval guarantee investment?
Approval allows a project to be displayed on the platform. Registering interest starts an introductory conversation; it does not by itself establish an agreement or funding.
Information and support
What does “Not yet assessed” mean?
It means no readiness assessment value has been recorded on the platform. Linked displays the available information rather than replacing a missing assessment with an estimated score.
What should I include in the project profile?
Share a clear explanation, images, and results that can be published. Avoid unnecessary personal data or confidential details, and make sure your team and the relevant parties permit the material to be shared.
How can I contact the Linked team?
Use the Contact Us page for questions about projects, university collaboration, or support. Include the project name if your enquiry concerns a particular project.
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Still have a question?
Send your enquiry and include the project name if your question concerns a specific project.