The history of science is, in many ways, a history of the fringe. Paradigm-shifting discoveries often begin outside prevailing consensus, challenging accepted assumptions and opening entirely new frontiers of inquiry. We believe science flourishes when unconventional ideas are permitted to compete openly and rigorously, and we seek to drive, and support the exploration of neglected domains of inquiry that remain overlooked, constrained, or prematurely dismissed by the existing culture of science.

• Theoretical Physics
• Health and Longevity
• Human Cognition

The core DNA of science involves how we engage with fundamental questions, how we conceive of the practice of research, and finally, the methods through which we operate in the laboratory. Scientific methodology, culture, and philosophy are all important aspects of our scientific epistemology, yet we have been stuck on a singular framing—the scientific method—for quite some time. Our goal is to ambitiously pursue new ways of conceiving the practice of research, as well as new ways of performing research practically in the laboratory, thereby moving beyond the mere scientific method.

• Metascience
• Philosophy of Science
• Scientific Methodology