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Projects

Research for Business & Applied R&D

This page presents our ongoing and upcoming research projects, industry collaborations, and applied innovation work. Projects are added as they launch and progress.

Status:
Ongoing
In Development
Planning
Upcoming
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Ongoing

Cognitive Sprint Pilot Program

Internal R&D · Academic Research Collaboration

A structured 4-week neuroplasticity training program for early-stage startup founders. Exploring how structured state-regulation training influences decision quality, stress recovery, and overload patterns.

FoundersNeuroplasticityPilot
2024+
02
In Development

We-silience Team Resilience Study

Innovation Collaboration · EU Funding Exploration

Research into collective regulation capacity within co-founder dyads and early-stage teams. Developing the We-silience framework as a structured tool for tracking interpersonal regulation capacity.

TeamsResilienceDevelopment
2025
03
Ongoing

Performance State Compass Research Evaluation

Academic Partnership · Methodology Validation

Development and research evaluation of a structured neuroscience-based self-assessment tool for identifying stress patterns, cognitive tendencies, and recovery habits in occupational contexts.

Performance State CompassEvaluation
2025–2026
04
Upcoming

Training for Human Resilience and Intellectual Vitality in AI Environments

EU Partnership · Upcoming Research

An international research initiative exploring how delegating everyday cognitive tasks to AI affects autonomous thinking, creative capacity, and critical decision-making in young people — and what this means for the future of human intelligence.

AIResearchYouth
2026+

Research Partnerships

Industry collaboration & applied R&D

We partner with businesses, research institutions, and public funding programs to develop scalable, evidence-based neuroscience tools for performance, resilience, and decision-making. If you represent a university, accelerator, or corporate team interested in co-developing applied research, we welcome conversations.