Team and collaboration
The Institute for Resonant Synthesis and Field Physics is conceived as an open research platform focused on conceptual and theoretical work. The Institute’s personnel structure reflects this character.
Martin Petrásek
Founder of the Institute for Resonant Synthesis and Field Physics (IRSFP). His work focuses on theoretical research at the intersection of quantum physics, thermodynamics, and information theory. He is the author of the methodological framework Information–Energetic Thermodynamics (IET) and related works focused on the reversibility of physical processes, energy–information limits, and their experimental operationalization.
Organizational philosophy
At its current stage, the Institute does not have a permanently established internal team. Research is led conceptually and methodologically, with emphasis on quality, consistency, and the long-term physical significance of results. This model enables flexible collaboration across institutions and disciplines without the formal constraints of a traditional laboratory structure.
Collaboration and participation
The Institute is open to professional collaboration with researchers, laboratories, and institutions interested in theoretical physics, quantum technologies, information thermodynamics, and related experimental verification. Collaboration is conducted on a project basis, with a clear definition of scientific contribution and the responsibilities of each party.