Center for Advanced Research

We produce leading research in AI regulation, quantum integration, human functionality, and the emerging causes of human displacement, exclusion and global mobility across the planet.

We are a non-profit think tank located in the Midwest dedicated at providing sustainable solutions and cutting edge analysis in AI development, quantum technology integration, human functionality, and global mobility while measuring the socioeconomic, legal and institutional impact of technology innovation and AI adaptation.

H R C I N D I A N A P O L I S

RESEARCH CLUSTERS

Our AI development cluster encompasses interdisciplinary and specialized analysis on generative AI, unsupervised learning models, impact projections, industrial automation, educational integration, technological sovereignty, technological human rights, ethical guidelines design, AI strategic investments, and AI regulation.

AI Development

Quantum Integration

Our second research cluster in quantum technology focuses on technical and interdisciplinary research in quantum computing, quantum allocation, AI integration, algorithmatic-progressive exponential design, space exploration, national security policy, and the future of quantum artificial intelligence QAI.

Human Functionality

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Global Mobility

The four cluster of our research agenda extends to interdisaciplinary research in sustainable development solutions to face current mobility (economic and political displacement) and future migration challenges (technological displacement).

Our human functionality cluster explores the legal challenges and ethical constrains regarding neglected and downplayed technological outcomes on social interaction, human rights protection, labor markets, career development, and socioeconomic exclusion.

CROSS-INSTITUTIONAL MISSION SUPPORT

Our wide range of research products (reports, case studies, challenge-mission charts, metrical progression sheets, tactical lecture assessments, interdisciplinary seminars, fellowship programs, research training) aim further to support strategic partners in their institutional research agendas that are directly related to our research clusters concerning the preservation of human functionality and the future of humanity.