We publish work that turns first principles into standards, software, and interoperable hardware frameworks—so capability becomes portable, auditable, and defensible.
Methods first. Claims tied to gates. Artifacts bundled for replication.
Foundational work on the physics of information, establishing universal constants and integer outcomes.
View PublicationThe UTTU program's foundational methodology for converting spectral data into geometric descriptors.
View Publication3-channel renormalization group approach for predicting geometric properties from frequency measurements.
View PublicationComprehensive framework showing how frequency measurements can unify fundamental physical quantities.
View PublicationMore publications coming soon as our research progresses through validation gates.
Every claim is bound to named acceptance gates with predeclared pass/fail criteria. No demo-theater.
Units, calibrations, and uncertainty are traceable from raw capture to conclusion; de-embedding and bias checks are first-class.
Papers ship with code, configs, and operator guides—so you can run the method, not just read it.
Methods are expressed as conformance tests; passing the gate is the product others adopt.
We design for results that travel—across modalities (light/matter/information) and environments (bench → field).
Limits, failure modes, and "break points" are documented alongside results.
Immutable artifact manifests, changelogs, and provenance make updates transparent and reproducible.
Minimal data by default, role-scoped access, and safe experiment design.
Four tiers of access designed for different needs
high-level results and rationale.
full methods, kits, datasets, and standards drafts for qualified partners, labs, and investors.
held until standards and replication are complete.
clear terms for research use, pilots, certification, and commercial adoption.
Tell us who you are and what you want to run. We'll provision the right bundle (methods pack, replication kit, or standards draft) and schedule a walkthrough if needed.