Ivan’s Lab is an independent research and publishing website exploring intelligence, alignment, and the frontiers of physics. Its articles examine questions about gravity, propulsion, and the energy of empty space, presenting topics through investigations that range from established scientific principles to speculative ideas. The site organizes its work into two main series: Anti-Gravity, a four-article exploration of whether gravity can be modified, and Zero-Point Energy, a three-article series on the energy that remains at absolute zero.

Ivan’s Lab also publishes individual features on the Casimir effect, vacuum energy, the Biefeld-Brown effect, and Thomas Townsend Brown’s work on electricity and gravity. Articles discuss historical experiments, scientific claims, and the challenges of assessing unconventional ideas, including research into propulsion without conventional rockets. The site offers readers an accessible way to follow these subjects one question at a time, with reading estimates and series links to guide further exploration. Its stated aim is “open research for a better world,” and its content is presented as research-oriented articles rather than commercial products or services.