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Welcome to
Sponsored by
The Pacific Center for Advanced Studies
Our Mission: Advancing Scientific Knowledge Worldwide
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PCAS
InfoNet
The goal of PCAS InfoNet is to
encourage the exchange of ideas and the newest scientific information between
scientific centers and individual scientists around the world. The PCAS
InfoNet will have as its second purpose, the maintenance of an information
database for use by interested scientists everywhere. This database will
become a center for the exchange of information related to the newest advances
and the results of in-depth research. PCAS
InfoNet is sponsored by the Pacific Center for Advanced Studies (PCAS).
The Pacific Center for Advanced Studies:
Our mission is to do pure research without any requirements for present
or future application. Our only requirement of our scientists is to advance
the field, and in the doing, expand our understanding of the world we
live in and ourselves as human beings. The Pacific Center for Advanced
Studies is dedicated to enriching human life through the advancement of
knowledge about the world we live in and the universe in which our earth
resides. There is no specific performance requirement for any member of
any institute other than to have the freedom to think creatively about
any particular aspect of their chosen field and develop research papers,
which reflect new insights into that field.
About PCAS:
The Pacific Center for Advanced Studies was formed in 1993 for the purpose
of advancing our knowledge of the world in an environment free of constraints
and demand for publication. The center is composed of five advanced institutes,
encompassing major segments of contemporary science.
- The Institute for Mind/Brain Research
- The Institute for Computational Neurological Research
- The Institute for Theoretical Physics Research
- The Institute for Music-Theoretic Research
- The Institute for Information-Theoretic Research
The Center is dedicated to helping us promote our understanding
of the world while improving our lives through research. This research
has resulted in hundreds of original papers and a range of other publications
aimed at both experts in the various fields and the general public, interested
in the results of cutting edge research
Papers:
Original papers (registration required) aimed at both experts in
the various fields and the general public, interested in the results of
cutting edge research. Our papers cover a variety of topics including: Hypothalamus, Memorizing Information, Aida, The Brain, Emotion, Transducer Chemicals, Basket Neurons, Creativity, Solution Spaces, Neural Networks, Pyramidal Neurons, The Cortex and the Neurocortex, Thy Effect, The Mind as an Emergent Characteristic, Tyrosine and its Role as a Transducer of Information, The Thalamus as a Weigh Station for Information, Reticular Formation, Thorny Projections on Pyramidal Neurons and Their Role on Feedback, Tyrosine Hydroxylase and the Magnification of External Trauma, Consciousness, The Mind/Brain, Explicit and Implicit Information Structures, Context and its Influence on Information Processing, Will and the Human Mind, Neurons in the Brain, Neural Networks, Synapses, Synaptic Organization, Ertas, Objective versus Subjective Constructs, Biochemical Transduction, Analogical Information, Micro Columns, Conscious/Subconscious Controls, Time and The Mind: The importance of the scale of time, Sub Consciousness, Archidynes and Surrounds, Meta Cognition, Neurons as Information Filters, Cortex, Ontology, Epistemology, Arithmetic Cascades & Computers, Hermunculus,Dynamism vs. Computationalism in the Brain.
E- Symposia:
Periodically, the various PCAS institutes will hold e-symposia in which we help to expose to the rest of the technical
scientific community and humanities, those advances that we feel are significant,
and expose them to peer review and critical comments.
Our Staff:
This portion of PCAS InfoNet
covers a wide range of disciplines, from cognitive science, to archeology,
to history, to music, and philosophy. Each of our members has been chosen
for their excellence in their field and their creativity in the field
of research and ability to move their particular field forward.
Technical Letters:
If you would like to submit a technical comment concerning any PCAS papers please click here to send your letter via e-mail. Please include your Log In Name and Password with your submission.
Upcoming Events and Calendar:
A brief description of important
events of interest to professionals in the various fields.
Special Events:
Special events include e-symposia, seminars, and online conversations
between world experts.
Press Releases:
On PCAS InfoNet, we publish
press releases from time-to-time to let the technical community know about
new discoveries, special papers or e-symposia.
New Publications:
The New Publications portion of PCAS
InfoNet features excerpts from various pre-publication books, produced
by the PCAS staff and other scientists who wish to submit pre-publication
materials to PCAS InfoNet for
comment and review.
Sandra Harris, President | Dr. Norman Harris-Director
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