Nutrition
Investigating the fundamental science of nutrition and its role in human health, using computational models to explore questions that inform public well-being.
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We solve basic science and current technology problems, combining computer simulation with automated innovation to generate new knowledge — openly shared.
Our Approach
Our research focuses on combining new technologies to generate new scientific knowledge — pairing computer simulation and automated technology to study fundamental science across biology and engineering.
Investigating the fundamental science of nutrition and its role in human health, using computational models to explore questions that inform public well-being.
Studying the biology of aging through simulation and data-driven methods — for example, applying DNA simulations alongside emerging fabrication technologies.
Advancing automated technologies that accelerate scientific discovery and make sophisticated research methods more broadly accessible.
Exploring the science at the smallest scales — combining computer simulation with automated innovation to study nanoscale phenomena.
Researching engineered materials with novel properties — such as combining superlenses with photogrammetry to push the limits of imaging.
We bring together methods across disciplines to open new lines of inquiry.
Our Commitment
Exploraversity's research is aimed squarely at creating public benefit.
Results are made available to the public on a nondiscriminatory basis, in a timely manner — or performed for public institutions.
We do not engage in commercial or industrial testing. Our work serves the public interest, not private gain.
We pursue support from sources like the National Science Foundation and the Department of Education to advance our mission.
Universities, labs, and funders — we welcome partners in the pursuit of public-benefit science.