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Events
Workshops, seminars and conferences where the questions behind the framework are being worked on
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Quarterly open Zoom call where the institute reviews active prediction testing, discusses framework developments, and opens the floor to questions from the research community. All members and observers are welcome. The September 2026 call will cover the anticipated timeline for DESI's full five-year survey (DR3) results.
Subscribe for UpdatesThe 33rd annual TSC conference. Location to be announced. TSC alternates yearly between Tucson, Arizona and an international venue. The 2027 edition will include the latest findings on quantum brain biology, AI consciousness, and cosmological implications for the nature of reality.
TSC WebsiteThe 30th COSMO conference. Expected to feature results from the DESI five-year analysis (DR3), Euclid Mission structure surveys, and early Simons Observatory data. A primary venue for the cosmology community to assess evolving dark energy evidence and implications for fundamental physics.
COSMO Conference SeriesInstallation of the Electron-Ion Collider (EIC) begins at BNL. The EIC will be the world's first polarized electron-ion collider and a key future instrument for testing the COSMIC Framework's Substrate Dynamics predictions, particularly COSMIC-SD-003 (QCD entanglement entropy scaling). Commissioning is scheduled for 2029 with full physics operations from 2032.
EIC at BNLThe 34th annual TSC conference at an international venue. By 2028, results from COSMIC-NBI-003 (NBI geometric convergence) and COSMIC-013 (Landauer heat at biological scale) may be available, making this a particularly relevant venue for presenting framework findings in the consciousness science community.
TSC WebsiteThe 29th COSMO conference brought together particle physicists and cosmologists to discuss dark energy dynamics, inflation, structure formation and the frontiers of cosmological theory, a primary venue for debating what DESI's completed five-year survey will show.
Conference WebsiteAnnual Corfu Summer School and Workshops on Elementary Particle Physics and Gravity. Sessions covered extensions beyond the Standard Model, quantum gravity and cosmological implications, for graduate students and researchers worldwide.
Conference WebsiteA Perimeter Institute workshop on DESI dark energy results, large-scale structure, and CMB lensing cross-correlations, directly relevant to the framework's DESI predictions.
Perimeter EventsThe 32nd annual TSC conference covered quantum brain biology, consciousness and reality, AI consciousness, quantum physics, cosmology, and the nature of existence, including sessions on quantum approaches to consciousness and whether NBI systems can be conscious.
Conference WebsiteALMA observations of the SPT2349-56 protocluster, published in Nature, found intracluster gas at least five times hotter than predicted, in a core where galaxies form stars more than 5,000 times faster than the Milky Way. It is the fourth independent result consistent with the COSMIC Framework; the framework's written version dates from May 2026.
ALMA ObservatoryThe 6th Models of Consciousness conference covered quantum approaches to consciousness, AI consciousness, and mathematical models of conscious experience. The annual AMCS conference is a key venue for rigorous quantitative consciousness science.
Conference WebsiteThe 31st annual TSC conference in Barcelona. Topics included quantum brain biology, origins of life and consciousness, AI consciousness, and the physics of spacetime from traces of consciousness. Preceded the Barcelona Festival of Consciousness.
TSC WebsiteGoogle Quantum AI published the Willow chip results showing exponential error suppression as the error-correcting code grows. The result is consistent with the COSMIC Framework, though the framework's written version dates from October 2025. Google described the result as a breakthrough in fault-tolerant quantum computing.
Google BlogThe DESI collaboration released its first-year results, showing a 2.5σ to 3.9σ preference for evolving dark energy over a static cosmological constant, depending on the supernova data combined. The result is consistent with the COSMIC Framework, though the framework's written prediction dates from October 2025.
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