When we started this project in 2007, we did so upon the elementary belief that scientific understanding could not be divided into discrete concept areas (e.g. 'physics', 'chemistry', 'biology') without somehow distorting this understanding by divorcing it from its natural context.

Nevertheless, in the interest of organization, we launched our research-based curriculum as three discrete volumes titled The Human Brain Project, The Human World Project, and The Natural World Project.  As this curriculum has developed, however, it has become increasingly apparent that organizing our lectures upon these broad branches is both unnecessary, and potentially overcomplicating to the student or scholar who might otherwise seek to browse them.

For this reason, we have begun migrating the lectures and content previously available here to our central project homepage.  We apologize in advance for any short-term inconvenience that this may cause (e.g. updating links/bookmarks), but we believe that in the long-term, this will serve to produce a better curriculum.

The Open Source Science Project Team

(Please update prior content links to the following)