Researcher of Intelligence · Zurich
Nandakumar
Sasidharan
Rajalekshmi
Bridging Physical sciences and Consciousness
I am a researcher exploring the intersection of fundamental physics,
neuroscience, and the deeper nature of intelligence. My experience in —
Neuromorphic engineering, in-memory computing for hardware efficient AI,
and exploration of Yoga, — gives me a solid foundation to examine
device physics to consciousness in a unique way.
I believe understanding the nature of intelligence is critical
for the extension of artificial intelligence and its conscious use.
PhD
NJIT · 2019
Neuromorphic AI Hardware
IBM
Postdoc · Zürich 2021
In-Memory Computing
1750h
Yoga Teacher Training
Isha Foundation Sadhguru Gurukulam
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Consciousness Explorer
Original Unified Theory
What I do
Science, Practice,
and Wonder
Research
Hardware-Efficient AI
PhD at NJIT and Postdoc at IBM Research Zürich exploring nanoscale memory devices for low-power neural networks. Published in Nature Communications and Nano Letters.
View Research →Yoga
The Inner Laboratory
After years of studying intelligence in silicon, I turned inward. 1750 hours of intensive training at the Sadhguru Gurukulam in Isha Foundation opened new dimensions of inquiry.
Yoga Journey →Theory
A Unified Hypothesis
Consciousness as the ability to perceive, rooted in a universal zero-state reference. A bridge between quantum physics, neuroscience, and contemplative traditions.
Read Theory →"If you wish to explore the nature of intelligence, turning inward is the way. It has to be an experiential knowing, rather than a theoretical study."
— Nandakumar Sasidharan Rajalekshmi
Currently
Open to Opportunities
Based in Zürich, I am actively exploring roles in industry R&D, academia, or research institutes — where science, philosophy, and technology converge.
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Essays on the intersection of consciousness theory, neuroscience, and contemplative practices. Topics include perception as measurement, the quantum vacuum as ground state, and more.
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