The people
behind the work
Joseph Tulloss (JT) is a retired United States Air Force officer, B-2 Instructor Pilot, graduate of the USAF Weapons School, Special Technical Operations Expert and current commercial airline pilot. His career has been built on applied analytical rigor: threat assessment, systems thinking, special operations and high-consequence decision-making under uncertainty.
He founded The Synexis Project from a conviction that the same methodological standards that govern aviation and military operations can be brought to bear on questions science has rarely approached at scale. He serves as Research Director, with primary responsibility for study design, pre-registration integrity, research infrastructure and translational applications development.
Tim Gallaudet is a retired Rear Admiral and former Acting Administrator of the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA), where he led the agency's science, operations, and policy functions across ocean, atmosphere, and climate domains. A career Navy oceanographer, he brings deep expertise in environmental monitoring, geophysical systems, and the translation of scientific research into operational and policy impact. He serves as Senior Advisor to The Synexis Project.
Charles Tulloss brings decades of experience in signal systems engineering developed across a long career at Bell Laboratories and BellSouth. His background in signal detection, systems analysis, and technical infrastructure provides critical perspective on the geophysical and environmental data streams at the core of Synexis research. He serves as Technical Advisor with a focus on signal systems methodology and analytical framework integrity.