CURV Institute develops and validates Representational Science, a scientific framework that studies how complex systems encode, transform, and regulate information, and how failures at the representational level give rise to instability, inefficiency, and loss of control.
Representational Science introduces new, testable structure while remaining consistent with established physics in verified regimes. CURV Institute operationalizes this into reproducible diagnostics and control methods, and publishes results openly.
When methods mature, independent applied companies license CURV intellectual property. Royalties flow back to the Institute, sustaining long-horizon basic research. All work is subject to internal and external technical review. CURV Institute stewards a new scientific layer and builds the institutional machinery required to validate and apply it over decades.