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The Consciousness Foundation
From research landscapes to testable programmes
CoFo supports consciousness science through philanthropy, research agendas, convening and translation into applications.
Created for AkashicNET with ChatGPT-assisted research and design on 13 October 2026, following a request to connect the organisations encountered at TSC in San Diego. Published on akashicnet.org to explain their work, prepare useful questions and explore possible collaborations; this is an independent resource, not an official TSC or sponsor publication.
Discover
What they offer
- Research programmes
- Field mapping and reports
- Philanthropy and convening
Methods & frameworks
CoFlow is an ARPA-inspired process: landscape mapping, convening, strategy, field reports, funding and translation. CoFo already describes a living database of researchers, projects, methods and theories.
Summary of the public sources linked below; it is not an organisation-approved profile.
Bring curiosity to the stand
Three questions to open with
- Where does your existing database most need better provenance or interoperability?
- How do you distinguish a useful research gap from a compelling but insufficiently testable idea?
- Could we compare rival frameworks around one agreed prediction?
A possible first contribution · not agreed
Make the next step small and useful.
A reviewed evidence record for one question, with an optional crosswalk into CoFo’s existing taxonomy.
Mutual value
CoFo could receive a traceable, updateable record; AkashicNET could learn from a real research-planning workflow.
Start here
Ask which existing record would benefit from a small demonstration.
AkashicOMNI is used here as a manual, human-reviewed method. No automated assessment, validation or partnership is claimed.
Follow the source trail
Public sources & further reading
Imported website metadata
Source identity & freshness
These fields are declared by the source website. They identify a page; they do not validate scientific claims, confirm a personal identity or establish the date research was performed. Excerpts are abbreviated; the full source is linked.
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