The researchers here call their work "interdisciplinary" (against interdisciplinary research), don't even think about things according to discipline, and experiment in an unusual way. The laboratory is known for its unconstrained research direction.

Here, researchers can do whatever they want. No one tells them what to study, and their research projects do not need to be approved or even write project plans. The most interesting things are found when looking for other things. If researchers are required to write a project plan, they need to provide something to plan and realize their prior commitments. However, real innovation often needs to allow researchers to constantly change their ideas. This flexibility is very important.