FindInfinite Labs accepts directed sponsorship from partners, foundations, and individuals who want to underwrite specific lines of inquiry — quantum information, computational biology, AI systems — at four engagement levels. Capital is matched to a named principal investigator and a defined deliverable. Reporting is honest, public when possible, and quarterly.
Underwrite a single short-horizon experiment — a six-to-nine-month investigation conducted by one researcher, scoped to produce a publishable result or a falsifiable negative.
Sponsor a full research program — a coordinated set of experiments under a named investigator, with two-to-three-year horizons, instrumented infrastructure, and a defined publication trajectory.
Establish a named research domain across the lab — multiple concurrent programs, dedicated lab space, named faculty positions, and infrastructure that compounds over a decade.
Multi-decade institutional partnership. Co-architect the next phase of the lab — endowment, named institute, joint governance, and a research agenda set in collaboration with the founding sponsor.
A 30-minute call with Chris Lundy to understand what you want to fund and why. We will tell you immediately if we are the wrong people for the question.
Within two weeks: a written proposal naming the principal investigator, the deliverables, the timeline, the reporting cadence, and the conditions under which we would return the capital.
Honest progress reports, including null results and revised hypotheses. Published openly when the work permits, kept confidential when the partnership requires.
Sponsorship and funding decisions are not delegated. Every conversation begins — and most end — with the founder. If you are considering a meaningful commitment, write directly. Email is read the day it arrives.
