How do I edit my Halo profile?
Last updated: November 3, 2026
Your Halo profile is what industry partners see when they find you in search, in their feeds, or through a proposal or PulseCheck response. The more complete and current it is, the more visible you are to the right partners.
Open your profile editor
Log in to Halo.
Click your profile icon in the top-right corner.
Select Edit profile.
When you're done, preview your public profile to see exactly what partners see.
Have an unclaimed profile? If Halo created a profile for you from your publications, it's labeled unclaimed and AI-summarized. Claim it first, using the link Halo or your institution sent you, and then you can edit everything below. If you can't find your link, email support@halo.science.
What you can edit
Section | What goes there |
|---|---|
Basic information | Your name, title, institution or company, and photo |
Headline and About | A short summary of who you are and what your work enables |
I'm working on / I'm looking for | Your current focus, and the kinds of partners or projects you want |
Work experience | Roles that show your expertise and track record |
Industry applications and research disciplines | Tags that decide which partner feeds and searches you appear in |
Publications, funding and patents | Evidence that backs up your expertise |
Partnering listings | Technologies, services or research you're offering to partners, at the bottom of the page |
Headline and About
Write for an industry R&D team, not a grant panel. Say what you work on and what it could be used for in plain terms, and skip lab-specific acronyms.
I'm working on / I'm looking for
These tell partners what you're focused on now. Keep them current, and update them when your focus or availability changes.
Industry applications and research disciplines
Tag your top industry applications so you show up in the right feeds. If your profile was AI-summarized, Halo assigned applications based on your publications. Your own selections replace those and update within about five minutes.
Publications, funding and patents
Halo pulls publications from OpenAlex, which doesn't cover everything. Add anything missing, along with funding awards and patents. If a publication is wrongly attributed to you, use the Report error button on your profile.
Partnering listings
Scroll to Partnering listings at the bottom of Edit profile and click Add listing to showcase something you're ready to partner on. See Partnering listings for the full walkthrough.
Common questions
My publication list is incomplete or wrong. Add missing items under Edit profile, and use Report error for anything attributed to you by mistake.
I want my profile removed. Email support@halo.science.
Can't find Edit profile? Make sure you're logged in. If you still can't see it, email support@halo.science.