Interdisciplinary by design
Psychology, cognitive science, neuroscience, media, games and technology are developed side by side, so each area strengthens the others.
An independent interdisciplinary project focused on science communication, research discussion, community-based learning, and creative intellectual work.
An interdisciplinary project focused on science communication, community-based learning, and creative public engagement.
Psychology, cognitive science, neuroscience, media, games and technology are developed side by side, so each area strengthens the others.
Each domain produces creative, public-facing output: a podcast, games, an app, study materials and community gatherings.
Beyond general work, the project develops specialized lines in technology and in selected research areas, discussed case by case.
The Life Project currently uses more than 35 conceptual project items to map its long-term internal structure. These are project categories, not separately incorporated organizations.
Publicly shown items are a high-level map. Internal roles, experiments and structures may evolve as the project develops.
This section describes the project’s independent research-oriented work, creative experiments and collaboration paths.
Coordinating research discussions, content development, collaborations, and knowledge-sharing activities as the project continues to develop.
The project is developed independently. Public material is informational and developmental. Services connected to the project are provided by Navid Shams as an individual; any activity requiring registration or licensing would be addressed separately under the applicable requirements.
Research, writing, prototypes and creative development are currently exploratory and independent.
Future activities may expand as the project matures. Any activity requiring registration, licensing or a separate legal structure, including employment, fundraising or regulated services, will be launched only after the applicable legal and administrative requirements are addressed.
What The Life Project has built, released and run so far.
Four free games: Baqa 1 (text-based survival strategy), a war-game simulator, a sports-game simulator and a full-scale Mafia game, all available on the project’s Telegram channels.
One app with every section of the project embedded: research, media, games and community in a single place.
Bot systems for community operations, project support and structured automation, built with Python, Aiogram and SQLite.
Websites and interactive browser games in HTML, CSS and JavaScript, including this website and navid-shams.com.
A comprehensive collection of psychology study notes, from biological psychology to other subfields; psychology notes for the national university entrance exam (Konkur); and a separate Historical Psychology guide.
The interdisciplinary podcast, with the introductory and first episodes on Buzzsprout, Spotify, Castbox and YouTube, and Dispatch, a seasonal collection.
LifeCraft, a Telegram life-simulation community of about 2,000 members administered for nearly 18 months, and four gatherings: English & IELTS (AI; Money), a film-viewing session with analysis, and Psychology Learning and Research.
Campaigns for the project’s initiatives that reached more than 100,000 combined views across domestic and international platforms.
All services are provided by Navid Shams as a natural person, under his own name. The Life Project is a project name and a platform for independent activity, not a separate legal entity; service agreements are made directly with Navid Shams.
Educational, research, content and executive services across the project’s fields.
Projects and requests with a defined subject and need, reviewed independently. Feasibility, method and scope are set after an initial review.
Beyond general and specialized services, dedicated services designed around your idea or need.
Send the subject, a description of your need and the expected output by private message.
An initial review checks feasibility and fit.
Scope, steps, cost and timeline are agreed before any work starts.
Work is delivered and revised within the agreed scope.
Samples and past work are available in the portfolio above and on the project’s channels; more information is provided directly on request. Send your request by private message on Telegram, through Contra or by email.
What each area of The Life Project has produced so far.
Research discussion, public psychology content and evidence-based approaches to mind, brain, cognition and mental health.
Literature review, research questions, methodological planning and academic writing, connected to the interdisciplinary research culture around the project.
The interdisciplinary podcast (introductory and first episodes published), the Dispatch seasonal/monthly collection, episode structures and speaker coordination.
Collaboration across individuals, institutions, academic communities and cultural centers. Gatherings so far: English & IELTS (AI; Money), a film-viewing gathering with analysis, and Psychology Learning and Research, Session 1.
Four free Telegram games (Baqa 1 text strategy, war-game simulator, sports-game simulator, full-scale Mafia) plus browser games in HTML, CSS and JavaScript.
The Life Project App with all project sections inside, psychological mini-apps and mini-games, and Telegram bots built with Python, Aiogram and SQLite.
Study notes, presentations and academic packages, including a comprehensive collection of psychology study notes (from biological psychology to other subfields), psychology notes for Konkur and a separate Historical Psychology guide, developed in the project’s framework.
Product positioning, brand identity and advertising campaigns that reached more than 100,000 combined views across domestic and international platforms.
A Telegram life-simulation and gamified community of about 2,000 members, co-founded and administered for nearly 18 months, built around text-based strategic challenges.
This is the general path for reviewing public material and discussing limited research or project collaboration.
For academic collaboration, research communication, science writing, project development, service requests and professional opportunities. References and supporting records are available upon request.
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All materials and services on this website are provided by Navid Shams as a natural person, under his own name. The Life Project is a project name and a platform for independent activity; it is not a separate legal entity, company, institute or registered association, and project areas are internal categories. Service agreements and orders are made directly with Navid Shams. This website creates no employment, agency, partnership or representation relationship with any person or institution.
General, specialized and custom services are provided on request. After an initial review, scope, steps, cost and timeline are agreed, and no order begins without that prior agreement. No result, grade, admission, publication or specific achievement is guaranteed, and nothing on this website is an offer that binds the author before such an agreement is made. Any research involving human participants requires appropriate ethical review and informed consent.
Educational and research activities do not include therapeutic, psychotherapy, clinical-diagnostic or other regulated professional services that require a license, and nothing here is medical, psychological or legal advice. Educational and psychology-related content is for general information only and does not replace consultation with a qualified, licensed professional.
This website is not a crisis, emergency or clinical service. If you or someone else is in danger or in crisis, contact local emergency services or a qualified professional immediately.
Academic and scholarly support is provided within the principles of research ethics and academic integrity. It does not include completing assessed assignments in place of the client or submitting them in the client’s name. Clients remain responsible for complying with the rules of their own institutions and publishers.
Universities, laboratories, organizations, programs, publications and individuals are named only to describe study, training, participation or collaboration. Such references imply no endorsement, sponsorship or responsibility on their part for this website or its services, and the views and materials presented here are the author’s own. Third-party names, marks and media remain the property of their respective owners.
Materials created by Navid Shams are protected to the extent permitted by applicable law and may not be copied, redistributed or reused without prior written permission. Nothing on this website grants a license unless expressly stated in writing.
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