Hidden Information Labs
Anna Maria Matziorinis, PhD
Founder and Director
Chief Scientist
Hidden Information Labs Institute is an independent, non-profit research organization based in Canada that pioneers the application of category theory to neuroeconomics, neurobehavioral modeling, and networked cognition. Our work bridges mathematics, neuroscience, and social systems to uncover hidden structures in perception, decision-making, and collective experience. We specialize in developing topological and compositional frameworks that inform ethical system design, resilience in healthcare, and transformative social protocols. Through the Social Echoes Awareness Method (SEAM), we weave the seams of our social fabric by engineering network architectures that surface, redirect, and strengthen emergent patterns of human connection toward more adaptive, conscious, and resilient societies.
Studying the propagation and impact of social network effects through advanced protocol design and analysis methodologies.
Applying cognitive neuroscience and topological modeling to reveal how emotional, social, and informational pressures distort financial markets.
Developing innovative, network-based strategies to restore coordination and coherence in complex adaptive systems across health, finance, and society.
A distributed in-memory computational architecture leveraging Hamiltonian cycle mesh topology, with nodes designed as computational sculptures.
An integrated prototyping suite demonstrating idealized decentralized collaboration through our core research initiatives.
Join our Social Echoes Awareness Method (SEAM) community to gain exclusive access to cutting-edge research, specialized workshops, and collaborative opportunities. Perfect for researchers, practitioners, and enthusiasts interested in applying advanced network theory and social systems design to their work. Members receive monthly research briefings and participate in our evolving knowledge network.
For graduate students and early-career researchers committed to advancing the field of category theory in neuroeconomics and networked cognition. Fellows receive mentorship, research funding opportunities, and co-publishing possibilities with our team. Join a community of pioneering thinkers working at the intersection of mathematics, neuroscience, and social systems.
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1055 W. Georgia St.
Suite 2480
Vancouver, BC,
V6E 3P3
Canada