Exhibitor · Investigate · source-checked 13 October 2026

Cosmointel

One claim, accessible data, an independent check

Cosmointel publishes and coordinates research on Mohammad Ali Taheri’s proposed T-consciousness fields, with work spanning plants, cells and other systems.

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 publications
  • Research collaboration requests
  • AI-assisted source discovery

Methods & frameworks

The proposed fields are described as nonphysical, with effects assessed through experiments. Its own journal describes internal review; associated authors also publish externally. A wheat salinity paper has open peer-review reports, and a 2026 drought paper names a public dataset.

Summary of the public sources linked below; it is not an organisation-approved profile.

Bring curiosity to the stand

Three questions to open with

  1. Which plant result would you most want an independent researcher to reproduce?
  2. Can you share the data dictionary, treatment-allocation protocol and existing analysis code?
  3. Would you agree in advance to publish null, contradictory or inconclusive results?

A possible first contribution · not agreed

Make the next step small and useful.

A versioned analysis of one permitted dataset, followed by a preregistered independent replication proposal if warranted.

Mutual value

Cosmointel could receive a transparent check of a specific finding; AkashicNET could test its evidence-review workflow on real data.

Start here

Start with the cited plant datasets and confirm code, licences and experimental units with the authors.

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

  1. Research collaboration ↗cosmointel.com
  2. Journal review policy ↗journalofcosmointel.com
  3. Wheat salinity study and open reviews ↗pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov
  4. 2026 wheat drought study ↗doi.org
  5. Drought dataset pointer; files not audited ↗doi.org
  6. Existing AI search ↗cosmointel.com
  7. Official conference sponsors ↗
  8. Official conference exhibitors ↗

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Source identity & freshness

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