Expert Collaboration

Expert Collaboration Guide

An overview of AIBIOOS expert collaboration for invited experts, referring contacts, and prospective scholarly contributors, covering positioning, workflow, review, authorization boundaries, scholarly presentation, and revision mechanisms.

1. Positioning

  • AIBIOOS expert collaboration is not simple website exposure. It is a structured service for scholarly-output organization, global communication, and potential collaboration connection.
  • The platform emphasizes bilingual clarity, evidence boundaries, citability, and restrained outward communication rather than promotional overstatement.
  • Experts may participate at different collaboration levels rather than entering a long-term or high-commitment relationship from the start.

2. Workflow

  • Step 1: The platform or an introducer sends a collaboration invitation and clarifies the intended collaboration level and page type.
  • Step 2: The expert or authorized contact provides baseline materials such as a formal biography, research areas, selected outputs, public links, and approved photos or figures.
  • Step 3: The editorial team prepares a draft page and an English draft for expert review.
  • Step 4: After confirmation, the page is published and optional collaboration-contact routing may be enabled.
  • Step 5: If revision, update, or withdrawal is needed, the expert or authorized contact may request it directly.

3. Review and Communication Principles

  • All expert pages, English translations, publication summaries, and thematic descriptions should be reviewed before release by the expert or an authorized contact.
  • The platform does not convert public citation into implied collaboration and does not use suggestive titles or institutional-endorsement language without consent.
  • If content serves only as public academic reference, the platform states explicitly that it does not create collaboration, advisory, residency, or endorsement status.

4. Revision and Exit Mechanism

  • Expert collaboration is non-exclusive, adjustable, and reversible.
  • Experts may request biography revisions, output updates, deletion of specific content, or complete page removal.
  • If the platform later intends to use materials beyond the originally confirmed scope, renewed approval should be obtained.