Research
Our R&D portfolio.
Interdisciplinary conferences, academic research contributions, new methodologies, and online seminars and learning communities.
Four strands of work.
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Interdisciplinary conferences and initiatives
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Academic research contributions
Supported projects in causal cognition, quantum education and neuro-enhanced learning.
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Revolutionary methodologies
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Online seminars and learning communities
Participation and organisation of online events and educational series.
From 2019 to today.
20193–4 May
Interdisciplinary conferences and initiatives
1st Causal Cognition in Humans and Machines Conference
Oxford, UK
Conference site (opens in a new tab)2020–21
Academic research contributions
Frontiers in Psychology
Journal Research Topics, Vol. I
Frontiers (opens in a new tab)20237 February
Revolutionary methodologies
Quantum in Pictures
A book that makes quantum mechanics and quantum computing more inclusive
Quantinuum (opens in a new tab)202316 December
Revolutionary methodologies
The Guardian feature
Physicist Bob Coecke: ‘It’s easier to convince kids than adults about quantum mechanics’
The Guardian (opens in a new tab)202411–12 January
Interdisciplinary conferences and initiatives
2nd Causal Cognition in Humans and Machines Conference
Intelligence and Intelligent Systems. Oxford, UK
Conference page (opens in a new tab)2024
Academic research contributions
Frontiers in Cognition
Journal Research Topics, Vol. II. Intelligence and Intelligent Systems
Frontiers (opens in a new tab)202529 May
Revolutionary methodologies
Teaching quantum physics with pictures
Teaching quantum physics to everyone: pictures offer a new way of understanding
Physics World (opens in a new tab)Ongoing
Online seminars and learning communities
Learning and Reasoning Seminars
Centre for Educational Neuroscience (CEN)
Centre for Educational Neuroscience (opens in a new tab)
Boosting cognition through non-invasive, science-driven innovation.
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Neurotech for cognitive enhancement
One of our ongoing R&D projects explores cognitive enhancement through the integration of behavioural approaches and non-invasive neurotechnology. This interdisciplinary research investigates methods for supporting and enhancing cognitive performance through evidence-based scientific approaches.
This initiative is dedicated exclusively to scientific research, with the aim of advancing knowledge and deepening scientific understanding. Research findings are disseminated solely through peer-reviewed academic journal publications.
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Personalised learning paths
We design and pilot personalised, neuroscience-informed learning experiences, exploring their potential to enhance cognitive capabilities and improve upskilling outcomes.