Strategic research in neurobiological regulation and complex biological systems
The CRAI
The CRAI is an independent research center dedicated to the study of human neurobiological regulation within an evolutionary and ecological context.
Its central focus is the analysis of how coevolved biological systems, including complex phytochemical matrices, may modulate diverse neurobiological profiles from a non-reductionist and state-dependent perspective.
Scientific framework
The CRAI is grounded in three structural premises:
Human neurobiological variability constitutes an evolutionarily stable spectrum, rather than an isolated statistical deviation.
Behavior and cognitive performance are state-dependent phenomena, sensitive to environmental conditions and physiological regulation.
Medicinal plants, as multicomponent systems, represent potential regulatory modulators due to the coevolutionary history between human metabolism and plant secondary compounds.
This approach integrates neurobiology, human evolution, and plant sciences within a coherent explanatory framework.
Strategic Lines
State-dependent regulation
Conceptual and experimental models on behavioral fluctuation and neurobiological activation.
Conceptual and experimental models on behavioral fluctuation and neurobiological activation.
Complex phytochemical matrices
Study of multicomponent plant systems as non-mono-target regulatory tools.
Study of multicomponent plant systems as non-mono-target regulatory tools.
Neurodiversity in an evolutionary context
Non-normative reformulation of profiles such as ADHD, ASD and mixed configurations.
Non-normative reformulation of profiles such as ADHD, ASD and mixed configurations.
Applied translation
Development of scientific foundations for regulatory interventions based on complex biological systems.
Development of scientific foundations for regulatory interventions based on complex biological systems.
Institutional Positioning
The CRAI aims to consolidate itself as:
A reference center for research on neurobiological regulation based on complex plant matrices
A conceptual platform for a new integrative paradigm in neurodiversity
An independent international research node with a strategic and scalable orientation
El centro opera bajo principios de rigor metodológico, independencia conceptual y acumulación progresiva de conocimiento.
Strategic Declaration
Understanding human variability requires the integration of evolutionary biology, neurophysiological regulation, and ecological systems.
El CRAI trabaja en la construcción de este marco.
El CRAI trabaja en la construcción de este marco.