Interests:Puzzling with why time flows one way. If infinity comes in different sizes. How do we remember smells for so long if olfactory sensory neurons only survive for about 60 day. the human instrument (when Judged by its size, our vocal system fails to impress as a musical instrument. How then can singers produce all those remarkable sounds?) just how much energy does your body produce. the fluoridation across america. researching treatment of cardiovascular disease and macular degeneration. material science, physics, natural logic, physiology, engineering, public health, big ideas, medicine, ultra measurement, robotics, synthetic biology, evonomics, agriculture. Favorite Books:the bible, the divine comedy, the art of war, the prince, Discourses on Livy, Friedrich Nietzche works like the birth of tragedy, On truth and Lies in a Nonmoral Sense, Untimely Mediations, Daybreak, Human all to Human and Beyond Good and Evil. The soul of the Rhino, The design of future things, Einstein's Enigma or Black Holes In My Bubble Bath.

Favorite Quotation:

"Ours, the scientists keep telling us, is a universe which is disposable. You know it might be just this one anonymous glory of all things, this rich stone forest, this epic chant, this gaiety, this grand choiring shout of affirmation, which we choose when all our cities are dust; to stand intact, to mark where we have been, to testify to what we had it in us to accomplish. Our works in stone, in paint, in print are spared, some of them for a few decades, or a millennium or two, but everything must fall in war or wear away into the ultimate and universal ash: the triumphs and the frauds, the treasures and the fakes. A fact of life ... we're going to die. "Be of good heart," cry the dead artists out of the living past. Our songs will all be silenced – but what of it? Go on singing. Maybe a man's name doesn't matter all that much." Orson Welles