How The Lab

Actually Works

CyberBrainLab researcher in the laboratory

We kept seeing the same ceiling — bigger context windows, heavier attention, diminishing returns. The lab exists to ask a different question: what would intelligence look like if we let physics choose the architecture?

Dr. Ilya Voren

Founder & Principal Investigator

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1Introducing CyberBrainLab

Physicists, neuroscientists and systems engineers in one room.

Small teams, long horizons, shared instruments — every hypothesis is tested on the cluster within a week.

Researchers working at a terminal wall
Wide view of the CyberBrainLab research floor

Researchers & Collaborators

Dr. Ilya Voren

Principal Investigator

Theoretical physicist turned architecture researcher. Leads the Wavefield Core programme and the least-energy training objective.

Dr. Saki Makino

Head of Theory

Works on duality formalisms that let a single state behave as both a continuous field and a discrete symbol.

Dr. Tunde Adeyemi

Systems Lead

Builds the training cluster and the low-precision kernels that make attention-free inference practical at scale.

Dr. Lena Novak

Cognitive Science

Maps human perceptual economy onto machine objectives, connecting neuroscience findings to model constraints.

Mateo Reyes

Research Engineer

Owns the evaluation harness and the open benchmarks the lab publishes alongside every paper.

Dr. Priya Haldane

Visiting Fellow

Quantum information theorist studying how measurement collapse informs decision boundaries in learned systems.