One principle, two eras.
In 1950 Ludwig von Bertalanffy proposed a principle for living systems: a whole in which everything is connected to everything gradually differentiates into subsystems, the parts settle into their functions, and a leading part emerges.
Seventy years later the same pattern became visible in neural networks trained with a penalty on connection length. The lab's work is to study this principle and to build tools that put it to the test.
Open Plate I (in Turkish) →Projects.
The lab's current main project. A new project is added here only when it is ready to ship.
Isomorph
Open, source-verified counterparts of engineering software that AI agents can drive.
Explore Isomorph →How we work.
Three principles, the same in every piece of work.
- No number without a source.Every result is measured against a published reference; where we cannot measure, we write "experimental".
- Clean room.We learn what other people's software does from public sources; we do not take how it does it.
- Agents, with human sign-off.Coding agents test and fix; every decision that needs a source is made by a person.
Research.
Plates are finished findings; the notebook is the thinking itself. Both are published in Turkish first.
- Plate I Anamorphosis — from whole to parts, in neural networks and living things published (TR)
- Plate II Containing oneself, proving oneself — self-membership in formal systems and the Gödel limit in preparation
What we don't claim.
Our software does not replace an engineer's judgement.
We mark any module that is not yet verified as "experimental". The rule we hold ourselves to is simple: you may speak from intuition, but you may not present intuition as knowledge.
Newsletter and contact.
Two channels: general and collaboration.
Newsletter
New plates, notebook entries and Isomorph releases. At most one email a month.
Collaboration
Trying Isomorph in your workshop, contributing a reference case, academic work or investment.
support@bertalanffylabs.com