Research Output Register

A status-aware register for analysis, research methods, study concepts, protocols, software, datasets, preprints, and peer-reviewed work. Released outputs will include a date, version, persistent identifier, and review status.

Current Output Status

Santaros Labs is building a public research portfolio for people who learn, teach, and study learning. This page makes the current boundary between analysis, plans, artifacts, and completed scholarly output explicit.

RESEARCH OUTPUTS

Transparent Output Register

Study portfolio records

Two completed synthesis records, one evidence synthesis and one methods synthesis, plus five planned intervention, field, or context studies are maintained in the study portfolio.

Planned methods notes

  • Planned technical note: Minimum viable provenance for AI-assisted scientific analysis.
  • Planned methods note: A source-support rubric for teaching scientific evidence synthesis.
  • Planned governance guide: Reporting AI contributions across mentored research workflows.
  • Planned perspective: Separating task completion from learning, transfer, calibration, and error detection.

Open research artifacts

  • Protocol templates, scoring rubrics, analysis code, and benchmark materials will be linked only after review and release.
  • Datasets will be shared only when consent, privacy, security, institutional policy, and source licensing permit.
  • Version history and correction notices will accompany public artifacts so changes remain auditable.

Publication disclosure

Transparency matters more than an impressive-looking list.

  • As of 29 August 2026, Santaros Labs has not published a journal article, conference paper, dataset, or software release under its name.
  • The study portfolio includes two completed public synthesis records. Future records will distinguish peer-reviewed publications, preprints, protocols, datasets, software, and public scholarship.

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We welcome replication partners, methodological reviewers, domain experts, and maintainers of open scientific infrastructure.

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