Publications

Research articles and findings from Univault Research Lab

Build on the Network

March 14, 2026

Philip Phuong Tran

Build on the Network

The SDK is on npm. The template is on GitHub. The API has been running for weeks. Seven nodes are live across three regions. Here is how to build your first app on the ParagonDAO network — and why this is not a blockchain.

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How We Taught a Computer to Predict Dust Storms — And What It Taught Us About Monitoring a Planet

March 13, 2026

Philip Phuong Tran

How We Taught a Computer to Predict Dust Storms — And What It Taught Us About Monitoring a Planet

We built a system that predicts toxic dust storms 5.7 days in advance using free public data. Then we realized the same architecture generalizes to any oscillating signal on Earth.

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512 Bytes: The Missing Primitive for Decentralized Health Infrastructure

March 7, 2026

Philip Phuong Tran

512 Bytes: The Missing Primitive for Decentralized Health Infrastructure

Every attempt to build a decentralized health network has failed for the same reason: health data is too large. The General Learning Encoder compresses any biosignal into exactly 512 bytes — making the entire planet's health fingerprint fit on a single hard drive. Three nodes are running today, validating health data every 60 seconds. This is what changes.

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The FDA Just Made 20 Health Apps Significantly Easier to Build. Here They Are, Ranked.

March 1, 2026

Philip Phuong Tran

The FDA Just Made 20 Health Apps Significantly Easier to Build. Here They Are, Ranked.

On January 6, 2026, FDA Commissioner Marty Makary said: 'If their device or software is simply providing information, they can do that without FDA regulation.' That one sentence opens the door for a generation of biosignal wellness apps. A three-role AI evaluation panel deliberated on the GLE builder opportunity space, then we ran each app through SoundbiteTesting simulation. Here is what the evaluation found.

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Subject Invariance Demonstrated. The Verification Network Is Live.

February 27, 2026

Philip Phuong Tran

Subject Invariance Demonstrated. The Verification Network Is Live.

The hardest problem in biosignal AI — making models that work on people they have never seen — has a working solution. Our GLE encoder improved over 13x more than the next best team among over a thousand competitors at the NeurIPS 2025 EEG Foundation Model Challenge. Today we launch the ParagonDAO Verification Network: the first production feature that lets anyone verify any model's claims, in real time. Verified models reach patients faster. Faster means lives saved.

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Why Not Just Train All the Models Ourselves?

February 26, 2026

Philip Phuong Tran

Why Not Just Train All the Models Ourselves?

The investment community and partners challenge us on why a health AI model verification network needs thousands of builders — why not just train every model ourselves? The answer reveals why the health economy must be a network, and why this architecture delivers more stable, compounding returns than the monopoly play.

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Natural (Wave) Computing as an Optimization Process

February 4, 2025

Univault Technologies Research

Natural (Wave) Computing as an Optimization Process

An exploration of how nature computes through continuous optimization, laying the groundwork for a new paradigm in computational science that bridges natural processes with modern computing methods.

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The Burden of Proof: From Steam Engines to Wave Computing

December 26, 2024

Univault Technologies Research

The Burden of Proof: From Steam Engines to Wave Computing

A journey through history's most transformative proofs, from Galileo's planetary motion to Watt's steam engine, leading to our mathematical validation of O(1) wave-based computation.

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Discovering the Beauty of Convex Optimization: A Step-by-Step Journey

December 11, 2024

Univault Technologies Research

Discovering the Beauty of Convex Optimization: A Step-by-Step Journey

A lesson designed to guide students from everyday intuition to the mathematical formulation of convex optimization, emphasizing clear reasoning and real-world applications.

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What Does O(1) Really Mean? A Journey into Computing Speed

December 10, 2024

Philip Tran & Univault Technologies Research

What Does O(1) Really Mean? A Journey into Computing Speed

Discover how nature's way of parallel processing is revolutionizing computing, making the impossible possible through wave-based computation.

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The Memory Dance: How Nature and Computers Remember

December 10, 2024

Univault Technologies Research Team

The Memory Dance: How Nature and Computers Remember

From the binary switches in your smartphone to the endless ripples in a pond, explore how information storage shapes our computing future.

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Enable Data Transfer For Personal AIs - Introducing the Satellite Relay Package Transfer Protocol (SRPT)

September 27, 2024

Univault Technologies

Enable Data Transfer For Personal AIs - Introducing the Satellite Relay Package Transfer Protocol (SRPT)

As personal AI assistants become more sophisticated, they require efficient ways to transfer large amounts of data. The Satellite Relay Package Transfer Protocol (SRPT) introduces a revolutionary approach to data transfer, leveraging satellite technology to enable faster, more secure, and decentralized communication for the next generation of AI applications.

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Phase-based Wave Computing: A New Paradigm for Room-Temperature Quantum-Like Computing

February 9, 2024

Univault Technologies

Phase-based Wave Computing: A New Paradigm for Room-Temperature Quantum-Like Computing

Introducing a revolutionary computing approach that achieves quantum-like performance at room temperature through wave interference patterns.

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