# Internationales Kolleg Morphomata
**Wikidata**: [Q1667776](https://www.wikidata.org/wiki/Q1667776)  
**Source**: https://4ort.xyz/entity/internationales-kolleg-morphomata

## Summary
Internationales Kolleg Morphomata is a research institute based in Germany, commonly known by the short name "Morphomata." It is recorded in several international authority and knowledge‑graph systems and has a German‑language Wikipedia entry.

## Key Facts
- Instance: research institute (an organization whose primary purpose is research).
- Country: Germany.
- Aliases: Morphomata.
- GND identifier: 16166409-X.
- VIAF identifier: 177539736.
- idref identifier: 172451140.
- Library of Congress authority ID: no2012083429.
- Google Knowledge Graph ID: /g/122fj25w.
- Yale LUX ID: group/ba3b2a95-87c4-41f6-a2c2-2690b111f6a4.
- Wikipedia language presence: German (de); sitelink_count: 1.

## FAQs
### Q: What is Internationales Kolleg Morphomata?
A: It is a research institute in Germany, also referred to as Morphomata. The provided sources classify it as an organization whose primary purpose is research.

### Q: Where can I find authoritative identifiers for Morphomata?
A: Morphomata appears in multiple authority and knowledge systems, including GND (16166409-X), VIAF (177539736), idref (172451140), the Library of Congress (no2012083429), and the Google Knowledge Graph (/g/122fj25w).

### Q: Is there a Wikipedia article for Internationales Kolleg Morphomata?
A: Yes. The entity has a German‑language Wikipedia entry (wikipedia_languages: de) and the dataset lists a sitelink_count of 1.

## Why It Matters
Internationales Kolleg Morphomata matters as a documented node in the international research infrastructure. As a research institute in Germany, it is part of the formal landscape of organizations that produce, coordinate, or host scholarly work. Its presence in multiple authority files (GND, VIAF, idRef, Library of Congress) and in knowledge-graph services increases its discoverability, supports reliable citation and metadata exchange, and aids libraries, archives, and research information systems in disambiguation and cataloguing. The German Wikipedia entry provides a public-facing description accessible to a broad audience. For researchers, librarians, and data managers, the combination of institutional classification and cross‑system identifiers enables linking of publications, events, personnel, and other scholarly outputs to a stable organizational record. These traits make Morphomata usable within bibliographic networks, library catalogs, and academic knowledge graphs even when detailed organizational history or activities are not present in the provided source material.

## Notable For
- Being identified by the short name "Morphomata."
- Presence across multiple authority and knowledge systems (GND, VIAF, idRef, LC, Google Knowledge Graph).
- Classification explicitly recorded as a research institute located in Germany.
- Having a German‑language Wikipedia entry (wikipedia_languages: de) and a sitelink_count of 1.
- Having a Yale LUX group identifier for library/archives discovery.

## Body
### Overview
- Name: Internationales Kolleg Morphomata.
- Common alias: Morphomata.
- Nature: Institution classified as a research institute.

### Classification
- Instance of: research institute.
- Definition note (from related class): a research institute is an organization whose primary purpose is research.

### Country / Location
- Country (as provided): Germany.
- No street address, city, or founding date is provided in the source material.

### Identifiers (authorities and knowledge systems)
- GND ID: 16166409-X.
- VIAF ID: 177539736.
- idRef ID: 172451140.
- Library of Congress authority ID: no2012083429.
- Google Knowledge Graph ID: /g/122fj25w.
- Yale LUX ID: group/ba3b2a95-87c4-41f6-a2c2-2690b111f6a4.

### External presence and discoverability
- Wikipedia presence: German language edition (de).
- sitelink_count recorded as: 1.
- These entries support cross‑system linking and bibliographic identification.

### Data gaps and notes
- Founding date: not provided in the supplied source material.
- Founders, specific research areas, staff, publications, and institutional history: not included in the supplied material.
- All statements above are based solely on the provided structured properties and descriptions.

## References

1. Virtual International Authority File