NovoSciences
William Brown
Founder of Novosciences
Biophysicist at the International Space Federation.
Reseacher, Inventor, Futurist
Empowering the Future of Discovery
About
Novosciences is a platform dedicated to supporting and extending a new kind of science—one that bridges invention, engineering, and theory into a unified vision. Here, we explore Fractal Psionic Resonance Technologies, alongside bold theoretical developments that bring together cosmology, physics, biology, and consciousness into a coherent framework of understanding.
Our mission is not only scientific, but also human: connecting people from all walks of life who are inspired by an expanded worldview and who want to explore new and better ways of doing things.
Novosciences was founded by William David Brown, whose work you can learn more about below and with the following link:
Media
William does frequent live webinars, lectures, Q&A sessions, and interviews. Learn more about his research via video presentations and recordings.
Research
See William Brown’s published theories, research, and scientific studies.
Science
William Brown is a science writer, with over 10 years of producing widely-disseminated original popular science articles. See some of his most popular articles here: Spacefed / Articles by William Brown
Independent research platform · William David Brown
Where physics
becomes biology.
NovoSciences investigates how fields, information, and coherent dynamics participate in living systems—from mitochondria and microtubules to consciousness and spacetime.
The premise
Living systems are not passive matter. They sense, organize, and respond.
NovoSciences connects rigorous biophysics with frontier questions that conventional boundaries often separate: how weak fields influence metabolism, how biological structures coordinate energy and information, and how agency might be recognized across radically different systems.
Research field
Four connected frontiers
Select a field to see the question, working scale, and evidence pathway.
Field 01 · Active inquiry
How can extremely weak fields alter cellular energy?
Examining field-sensitive spin dynamics and their possible influence on mitochondrial bioenergetics, reactive oxygen signaling, and cellular response.
Follow this inquiryField 02 · Systems inquiry
How does living matter coordinate across many scales?
Investigating whether photons, phonons, charge waves, and structured water can help explain the speed and precision of biological organization.
Explore the researchField 03 · Foundational inquiry
What distinguishes a living agent from a programmed system?
Developing substrate-independent criteria for volition, memory, adaptive response, and the empirical recognition of living agency.
Examine the frameworkField 04 · Applied inquiry
Can geometry and resonance create new modes of coupling?
Translating theoretical principles into experimental devices, architectures, and tools for probing field-mediated biological effects.
View the projectsSelected work
Ideas with an evidence trail
Theoretical biophysics · 2025
The Quantum-Resonance Symphony of Life
A framework connecting coherent biophotons, phonons, and excitonic charge waves across mitochondria, microtubules, and aromatic networks.
Read the researchLife & consciousness
The Volitional Agent Criterion
A substrate-independent proposal for recognizing life through stand-alone volition and non-programmable adaptive response.
Examine the paperInformation physics
The Unified Spacememory Network
A model of spacetime as a multiply connected information architecture in which geometry, memory, and nonlocal correlations are linked.
Explore the frameworkField notes
From the research frontier

Watch · Think Beyond
The field doesn’t supply the energy. It tips the probabilities.
Follow the paradox of weak magnetic-field effects from migrating organisms to isolated heart mitochondria—and into the radical-pair mechanism.
View talks & interviews
William David BrownFounder · Biophysicist · Science communicator
Following the physics operating inside life.
William Brown investigates the cellular and molecular physics of living systems and develops theoretical connections among biology, information, and the structure of spacetime.
His research and public work span quantum biology, unified science, and consciousness research.
Elsewhere at NovoSciences
The Phoenix Cabinet
Notes on Raimondo di Sangro, alchemy, experimental philosophy, and the hidden histories of science—kept as an evolving, source-conscious archive.
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