Account and professional authority
Who is acting, in which role, for which institution?
THE HYBRID ARCHITECTURE / PLANNED DISCOVERY CONNECTIONS
One research vertical.
Connected foundations.
Bring the Hybrid vault, identity, proof, orchestration and federation foundations into a dedicated medical research environment. Each component has a defined responsibility. Each medical integration needs its own evidence.
Explore the component rolesIdentityPermissionPreparationComputationReview
EXPLORE THE SYSTEM
A connected foundation.
No universal permission.
Choose a component to see its role and the boundary it must preserve.
Hybrid-ID
Establish who is requesting access.
Use accountable human and agent identities. Check professional qualification, institutional authority and task permission separately. An established account is the beginning of an access decision.
Does not grant dataset access, study participation, clinical authority or spending permission.
Explore Hybrid-IDVault & proofs
Bind a resource to a precise permitted use.
Connect deposits and custody records to purpose-specific release decisions. Use selective disclosure or zero-knowledge proofs for validated predicates where appropriate. Keep identifiable records and linkage keys at source.
A deposit, encrypted object or proof receipt does not establish that a research artifact is anonymized.
Explore Discovery VaultHybrid Cortex
Give each task an owner and limits.
Coordinate research context, named agents, permitted tools and human review checkpoints. Bind actions to the approved purpose, input artifact, recipient and access period.
An agent must not widen the task, access new data or send context to an unapproved model.
Explore Discovery AIFederation
Coordinate work across local boundaries.
Support approved execution near institution-controlled data where practical. Preserve local responsibilities, allowed locations and explicit output-release decisions.
Distributed storage or learning alone does not prevent privacy leakage through a trained model.
Read the privacy requirementsHybrid-Chain
Record only what is safe and necessary.
Consider selected non-sensitive provenance or settlement where justified. Review metadata and linkability before any ledger design. Patient content and linkage keys remain off-chain.
No automatic spending authority and no assumption that hashing a patient record makes it anonymous.
Explore Hybrid-ChainFOUR DATA PLANES
Keep the boundaries
understandable.
The integration must preserve these separations even when the workflow feels continuous.
Protected local source records
Where do identifiable originals and linkage keys remain?
Approved anonymized material
What artifact may this team use for this purpose?
Reviewed results and evidence
What may be released, to whom and with what limitations?
ADVANCE DISCOVERY TOGETHER
Connect the foundations.
Validate the medical workflow.
Start with the smallest collaboration that exercises the full boundary.