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Ongoing research and new collaborations

Active research

Research is not limited to published studies. Ongoing work continues through academic partnerships, institutional collaborations, and government initiatives across multiple geographies.

Current research relationships include Stanford University, the IIT Ropar Centre for Yogic Sciences, Bharati Vidyapeeth, and Sri Jayadeva Institute of Cardiovascular Sciences and Research. Additional collaborations are in development.

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Pipeline components
Multi-country
Participant cohorts

Research is structured around three components

Protocols

The Yoga of Immortals (YoI) protocols, already codified and tested.

Partners

Partner institutions that bring domain-specific cohorts.

Deployment

Environments that enable real-world application and measurement.

Current partnerships

  • Stanford University
  • IIT Ropar Centre for Yogic Sciences
  • Bharati Vidyapeeth
  • Sri Jayadeva Institute of Cardiovascular Sciences and Research

Areas currently open for study

Additional areas are explored in partnership with institutions, based on cohort access and research focus.

  • 01

    Meditation-based interventions

    For mental health outcomes across clinical and community populations.

  • 02

    Resilience under high-stress conditions

    Performance and recovery in demanding operational environments.

  • 03

    Cognitive resilience in AI-driven work

    Sustaining focus and clarity in AI-augmented environments.

Who this is for?

  • Researchers
  • Principal investigators
  • Foundation program officers
  • University grant offices

Researchers, principal investigators, foundation program officers, and university grant offices are welcome to make contact.

Study the YoI protocols directly, with access to codified interventions ready for controlled evaluation. Studies are supported by access to established participant communities across multiple countries.

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Typical collaboration includes

What a partnership looks like, from first conversation to published findings.

  1. 01

    Study design, in partnership

    Jointly define hypotheses, protocols, and success measures before work begins.

  2. 02

    Cohort identification

    Partner institutions surface domain-specific participant groups.

  3. 03

    Protocol delivery

    Codified YoI interventions are deployed into the study environment.

  4. 04

    Data collection and analysis support

    Outcomes are measured and analyzed alongside the research team.

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