The OpenKnowledge project has resulted in a great deal of original, innovative and exciting new research in a diverse range of fields. Some of this work is very closely related to the core work on the OpenKnowledge system, and some of it is work that has flourished alongside this main aim.

This work is written up in the project deliverables and publications. However, here you can find an introduction to this research, with a brief description of what the research is and why it is interesting, together with pointers to more detailed descriptions and evaluation. Note that in addition to these research highlights, the project has also produced many exciting applications of our work.

• Matching first-order terms through the Structure-Preserving Semantic Matching algorithm.
• Good Enough Answers for peer interactions.
• The design of the OK Kernel.
• Adaptive Routing in P2P Overlays.
• Architecture for P2P Reasoning.
• Privacy in Resource Discovery.
• Trust in P2P Interactions.
• Ontology Matching Techniques to Support Applications in Open Environments.
• Query Answering in Large-scale, Open and Heterogenous Environments.
• Modelling Cautious Knowledge Sharing.
• A Formal Model for Computing Trust in Ontological Entities.
• Interaction-situated Semantic Alignment.
• Massively Scalable Web Service Discovery.