Project IMACE is an independent, open, multidisciplinary research initiative dedicated to developing a rigorous understanding of cognition and its emulation in artificial systems.
It is not framed as a product or a benchmark exercise. It is a long-term research effort focused on making cognition legible, modular, and computationally meaningful.
At its core, Project IMACE asks:
How can artificial systems emulate cognition in a way that is structured, interpretable, and scientifically grounded?
Project IMACE brings together cognitive science, psychology, artificial intelligence, neuroscience, philosophy of mind, and computational modeling into one open research ecosystem.
All core definitions, policies, and research direction are maintained in the charter repository.
Charter · Structure · Research Scope · Collaboration · Affiliations · Licensing · IP Policy · Sponsorship
This repository defines the public-facing organization layer.
Contributing · Code of Conduct · Security · Support · Roadmap
View the research workflow
Project IMACE uses structured issue templates for:
- research proposals
- experiment logs
- theoretical questions
- discussions
- suggestions
- bug reports
All pull requests must:
- follow the repository template
- reference issues where applicable
- align with the relevant research or documentation scope
Common branch patterns include:
research/<topic>experiment/<topic>docs/<topic>feat/<topic>fix/<topic>report/<topic>suggestion/<topic>
Branching may be customized by repository when needed.
Project IMACE welcomes contributors, collaborators, reviewers, volunteers, interns, and supporters across its research ecosystem.
Project IMACE uses a repository-level licensing model.
Refer to: Licensing Policy
Each repository includes its own citation metadata.
CITATION.cffis maintained per repository- attribution must always be preserved
- citations should point to the specific repository being used
Project IMACE is a long-term open research ecosystem committed to building structured, interpretable, and scientifically grounded artificial cognition.
It is not a product. It is a research program.
A Cross-ARC Research Program of The Altern Research, supported by ArcBMM
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