From complex questions to testable research.
Our research publications explore lunar habitation, environmental systems, multimodal AI, quantum mechanical hypotheses and secure data processing. We publish the concepts and stated methods behind these studies so readers can distinguish research objectives, simulations and experimentally validated findings.
Four research directions. One scientific curiosity.
Lunar water purification
QuantumCleanse: a research proposal combining AI, quantum oriented simulation and blockchain records for sustainable lunar water purification.
Read original paper ↗2024 / AI RESEARCHMultimodal emotion analysis
Exploring data from vision, body posture and thermal imaging, and the limits of interpreting emotional states from observable signals.
Read original paper ↗2024 / QUANTUM PHYSICSMany Worlds computational models
AI assisted theoretical simulations of the Many Worlds and Many Interacting Worlds hypotheses, distinct from experimental confirmation.
Read original paper ↗2024 / DATA SECURITYConvergent computing systems
Research into the combined use of AI, quantum computing concepts and blockchain backed information integrity.
Read original paper ↗Science and space research in the UK and Canada
The lunar purification publication explores questions aligned with the Aqualunar Challenge, associated with the UK Space Agency and Canadian Space Agency. Other work addresses themes of interest to UK research and innovation policy.
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Ideas, simulations and experiments are not interchangeable.
Where a publication discusses theoretical models, simulated outputs or prospective engineering capabilities, those should be read in the context of the paper's stated methods and validation. Research alignment with a public agency challenge does not alone demonstrate a formal collaboration agreement.
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