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International Space Federation (ISF)
Advancing Scientific Understanding in Energy and Gravity | Quantum Vacuum Research | Unifying Physics
About International Space Federation (ISF)
ISFS SA is a privately funded scientific research organisation based in Martigny, Valais, Switzerland. We conduct theoretical and experimental research at the intersection of quantum mechanics, general relativity, vacuum structure, plasma physics, power electronics, and applied energy systems. Our work is grounded in a fundamental physics framework developed by our team of physicists, investigating the relationship between spacetime geometry, quantum vacuum dynamics, gravitation, matter, and field structure. ISFS is an unconventional research environment: independent, privately funded, and focused on questions that sit outside many standard academic programmes. That independence gives the team unusual intellectual freedom, but also requires rigorous reasoning, careful experimentation, disciplined documentation, and a clear distinction between hypothesis, evidence, and interpretation. We bring together physicists, engineers, and experimental researchers to explore foundational mechanisms with potential applications in energy, plasma systems, gravitation, power electronics, materials, and biotechnology. We are looking for scientists and engineers prepared to work rigorously on questions that are both foundational and unresolved.
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Research & Knowledge
International Space Federation (ISF) research team works on the geometric resolution of the unification problem in physics using the bathtub analogy
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Research & Knowledge
International Space Federation (ISF) published a new paper in The Astrophysical Journal detailing the anatomical study of GLIMPSE-17775, a black hole candidate in a galaxy cluster.
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Presence & Recognition
International Space Federation (ISF) announced that Nassim Haramein and Sarah Amne will be speaking at the ENLIGHTEN Summit in Geneva from September 4 to 5, 2026, at the Geneva Polo Club.
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