Desktop and phone reader
The author-review edition brings the manuscript, figures, source links, and navigation together in a browser-based reading environment designed for desktop and phone layouts.
Explore research across neuroscience, artificial intelligence, physics, theory of mind, and unified field theory. The Self Aware Networks Research Institute connects these questions through books, papers, and interactive experiences.
The first SAN book follows molecular memory, dendritic computation, and neural oscillations across biological scales. The forthcoming Self Aware Networks book develops the larger source history, theory architecture, experiments, and engineering program.
An author-review edition of SAN Book 2 pairs a desktop and phone reader with recorded AI narration and figure-synchronized read-along. The developing project also includes planned high-resolution 3D color graphics and a WebXR walking-museum experience.
The author-review edition brings the manuscript, figures, source links, and navigation together in a browser-based reading environment designed for desktop and phone layouts.
The author-review read-along keeps each figure in view during its narration, then resumes the reading flow. The book's content and production remain human-directed.
A spatial experience in development for exploring the book's pages and figures as a walk-through museum, with planned high-resolution 3D color graphics.
The maintained reader offers curated entry pages spanning foundations, neural rendering, NAPOT, phase-wave differentials, dendritic and synaptic physiology, Artificial Neurology, brain-computer interfaces, NDCA, memory, action, qualia, and source history. This reader collection is an entry path, not a cap on the larger Encyclopedia.
Discussion, questions, and ongoing research across the Neo Mind Cycle and Neurophysics communities.
The historical public page for brain-computer interfaces, Neural Lace, and Self Aware Networks.
The historical public page for neuroscience, neurotechnology, and neurophysics research.
The verified historical community group for SAN and the Neural Lace line.
The verified historical group for neuroscience, BCI, and neurophysics discussion.
Book announcements, essays, and research updates are published through SVGN. The source repositories preserve the evolving technical record.