Systemic Research

Since our consultancy and development work is ground-breaking in the field of Organisational Cognition and Consciousness, you might expect that we are innovating and pushing scientific boundaries ourselves. We certainly try our best!

We have three active scientists on our team who are engaged in primary physics and biophysics research; we bring first-hand insights from the lab and experiments to people on our YouTube channel; and we combine this with our business experience to work with research groups to help commercialise their work and bring products to market.

As we move through our current five-year strategy, the focus of all our modalities - Build, Consult, Develop - and our investment portfolio, will sharpen into supporting primary research and scientific companies which are making the world a better place through enhancing knowledge and creating solutions. Building organisational consciousness in the highest degree!

If you have an idea or project that you think we could support, we'd love to hear from you - please get in touch!

We've supported the Biomedical Physics Group at Lancaster University to launch Chronotaxia Ltd - a spin-out company which will enable the commercialisation of their ground-breaking medical devices.

The group are considered world leaders in the understanding of the non-linear dynamics of living systems. The combination of their state-of-the-art biophysical theory with recently developed non-invasive sensors will produce some truly revolutionary instruments. They have the potential to radicalise global health diagnostic techniques and dramatically reduce health inequalities.

Systemic Creative provided commercialisation support, strategic development and investment facilitation throughout the founding and pre-seed stages until the team were ready to launch. Now with collaborators including Kyocera and Sony Corporation, the future of this company is incredibly exciting! Watch this space for updates!

We invest in start-ups which are using leading-edge research to develop solutions to health and environmental problems. For example:

Altilium is a UK-based clean technology group supporting the transformation of the global energy sector from fossil-based to zero-carbon. They are helping to create a circular economy by turning old EV batteries into a domestic source of critical minerals.

Occuity specialises in the research, design and production of handheld non-contact optical instruments for use in healthcare screening and monitoring. They are currently working on an ambitious plan to use ocular screening to provide early diagnosis of Alzheimer's disease.

Eve is a scientist at the National Physical Laboratory.

Her work focuses on the measurement of time and frequency and includes the characterisation of holdover atomic clock components, such as rubidium vapour cells, and the study and development of ultra-stable lasers.

Both Ellie and Andrew are undertaking doctoral research at the University of Manchester.

Andrew is working with the NeuroSky Team in the Nano Engineering and Spintronics Technologies Group, developing devices to produce an artificial neural synapse using skyrmions (topological electron spin textures) for use in neuromorphic hardware.

Ellie is working in the Advanced Radiotherapy Group, based at The Christie, developing deep learning image registration methods to enable safe re-irradiation of cancers, focussing on lung, head and neck cancer and paediatric ependymoma.