The Fermionic Mind: A Thermodynamic Approach to Consciousness, Evolution, and the Cosmos

Eva Deli, Ph.D., is a research fellow at the University of Debrecen. A Hungarian-American neuroscientist, she has published extensively in peer-reviewed journals spanning biochemistry, cosmology, evolution, and neuroscience. She has held positions at leading institutions including the University of Minnesota and Emory University. Her visual arts training informs her ability to visualize connections in neuroscience, biology, and foundational principles of physics. She is the originator of the fermionic mind hypothesis, a theoretical framework proposing that consciousness is an intrinsic feature of the physical universe, governed by the same laws as other natural phenomena — with broad implications for the mathematical understanding of mind and biology.