ABOUT US
About the Institute
The Psycheprimus Institute for Cognitum Engineering Research (PICER) was founded not only from academic theory, but equally from lived experience. Its origins lie in a deeply personal quest: the desire of its founding researchers to understand the foundations of health and vitality. When conventional approaches offered insufficient answers, they chose to investigate for themselves.
Research investigations have spanned the globe—to regions renowned for longevity and vitality, and to communities grappling with lifestyle-related health challenges—to understand the full spectrum of factors that influence well-being. The team began by testing hypotheses on themselves, their own bodies serving as the first subjects of inquiry. This hands-on, first-principles approach has defined the Institute's research for 26 years.
Over the past two decades, this research has been refined through more than 2,000 cases, contributing to a growing body of knowledge that serves as the foundation for evidence-informed wellness applications. The work remains grounded in practical insight—applied not only in the laboratory, but in real-world contexts.
A broader view of vitality.
Well-being is not a single metric. It is a complex interplay of nutrition, psychology, lifestyle, and environment. While established tools such as calorie counting have their place, lasting well-being requires attention to the full spectrum of factors that influence quality of life.
Integrative, interdisciplinary investigations seek out the often-overlooked sources of complexity. This research approach enables the development of non-invasive, precise methodologies that support the body and mind in their natural capacity for self-restoration—whether in prevention or recovery.
Research Philosophy
The Research Team
The Psycheprimus Institute brings together a global collective of certified researchers across multiple disciplines—psychology, nutrition, health management, consciousness research, engineering, and systems science. East meets West across the team—a confluence of educational, cultural, and professional perspectives.
This diversity is not incidental; it is essential. The synergy between researchers ensures that no dimension of a research question goes unaddressed. The team bridges analytical rigour with human empathy, resolving complexity with a depth of experience that is both rare and trusted.
Dr. Jamal Aissa
Biologist and Researcher in Biology and Biophysics
Director of Research at LifeSignature, Paris, France
A biologist by training, holding a PhD in Immunopharmacology, Dr. Jamal Aissa has devoted more than 30 years to scientific research, spending the majority of his career at INSERM (the French National Institute of Health and Medical Research) in France. He collaborated for 18 years with Professor Luc Montagnier, Nobel Laureate in Medicine, on research exploring the interactions between biological systems and electromagnetic signals.
His research focuses in particular on the study of electromagnetic signatures associated with biological systems and the development of ultrasensitive detection technologies. His interdisciplinary approach combines molecular biology, biophysics, and signal analysis to explore new methods for studying and characterizing complex biological phenomena.
Drawing on this extensive scientific experience, he contributes to the development of novel instrumental and analytical approaches at the interface of biology and physics, with potential applications in biomedical research and the study of chronic diseases.