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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 Compass™Evaluation
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.