About Alchem Transdisciplinary Lab

A place to connect ideas and examine their limits

Alchem Transdisciplinary Lab is a research and writing project by H.Sol. We explore how physics, mathematics, information, life, consciousness, and technology connect, while keeping the boundaries between established knowledge and new proposals visible.

A question about a moving object can lead to a mathematical model. A question about information can lead to a discussion of learning or complex systems. Our aim is to make those connections understandable without skipping the background that makes them meaningful.

What you can read here

  • A Map for Understanding the World: objects, properties, relations, structure, change, constraints, uncertainty, hierarchy, and feedback.
  • Science and Technology Frontier Map: explanations of research, the evidence behind it, and what remains uncertain.
  • Physics and Mathematics Through Motion: short visual lessons with written explanations, one question at a time.
  • ACE / AUT / CFT / EROS: Alchem’s exploratory frameworks and their stated scope. These are research proposals, not established scientific theories.

How we work

Each explanation starts with a concrete question, introduces the necessary background, and builds toward the concept. Research articles distinguish observations, interpretations, and hypotheses. Sources and limits belong beside the claims they support.

Articles can change as understanding improves. Corrections should remain traceable, and related articles should use consistent names and series numbers.

Two languages, one project

This Blogger site is the English edition. The Korean edition continues on Tistory. Language versions share the same research foundation, but are edited so readers can understand each article in its own language.

This page draws on the existing English Prologue and reading guide on Tistory and updates their language policy for the separate English site.

Author and channels

Written by H.Sol. You can also follow Instagram and Threads.

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