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The Scientific & Medical Network

Author: Nikolay Petrov

  • Anesthetics Act in Quantum Channels in Brain Microtubules to Prevent Consciousness

    Unfortunately, modern mainstream anesthesia, neuroscience and pharmacology offer no functional targets nor mechanisms of action for direct effects of anesthetics consciousness or memory. Yet anesthetic mechanisms still offer the best possible approach to understanding consciousness and memory encoding.

  • Anesthetic Action and “Quantum Consciousness”

    Rather than a computer, the brain may be more like an orchestra; rather than a computational output, consciousness may be more like music.

  • A Reappraisal of Teresa of Avila’s Supposed Hysteria

    This essay offers a reassessment of Teresa’s severe seizures which were such a characteristic feature of her mysticism. The diagnosis of hysteria is no longer viable, at the very least given its abandonment by clinicians. An alternative analysis is developed by phenomenologically comparing Teresa’s seizures to parallel experiences of subjects in LSD assisted psychotherapy.

  • A Radical view of Information

    If one browses through internet, using key phrase like ‘what is information’, one comes across numerous websites, which work with definition of information limited to message, signal, code, data, facts, text, instruction, lore, symbols, concept, construct, knowledge, wisdom etc. This paper takes the view that almost all of these are nothing but space time construct…

  • A New INSCIght of INformational SCIence –

    Reverting to the primacy of mind and consciousness, as espoused by Planck and many other pioneering scientists, it is showing is that universal mind, articulated as digitised information and represented as dynamic and relational patterns and processes of semiotic information, literally in-forms the formation of our Universe.

  • GC European In-person Meeting in Pari, Italy, 17-21 Sep 2026: Cycles of Life, Death and Rebirth

    Our main message is that death is best understood as a transition rather than extinction, as predicted by the mainstream assumption that the brain generates consciousness, an assumption that is increasingly being called into question, as in our own Galileo Report.