Contributors

Dr. Paul Tinari is a professional creative thinker and problem solver who has worked for the private sector, NGOs and government clients around the globe. He has been called a visionary and “Renaissance Man” for the 21st century. When asked by a U.S. Senator what his research would do to enhance the national security of the nation, he replied: “Nothing, except to help make it worth defending.” He founded the Pacific Institute for Advanced Study in 1990, the world’s first truly globally networked R&D organization. His curiosity and research interests have spanned many domains including alternate energy, architecture, art, archaeology, biology, climate change, engineering, epidemiology, environmental science, fluid dynamics, future studies, green buildings, kinesiology, mathematics, physics and zoology. The common thread that runs through all of his interests is an intense desire to improve the world and to help people lead better, safer, healthier and more abundant lives. Among his numerous accomplishments include the organization of the first Canadian Earth Day, consulting with senior administrators at NASA on how new technologies could impact the agency’s business model, speaking at the World Future Society Conference on the possible impacts of 3D printing and related technologies, being a finalist in the Canadian astronaut selection process and working with the US Navy to develop new ideas for comprehensive fleet defense. For many years he taught creative thinking skills to executives from Fortune 500 companies. He is the author of several books including “Boxing Outside the Think” on the art of creative thinking, “The JOOM Destiny” on the long-term impacts of 3D printing and supporting technologies, “The Art & Science of Systems Thinking,” and “Relativity for the Reluctant,” a book for those having difficulties understanding the complexities of Einstein’s famous theory. In addition to having taught Physics and Future Studies, he is currently working to set a 3D Printing Department at Simon Fraser University. He designs and leads seminars for executives of Fortune 500 corporations in many areas including Creative Thinking, Systems Thinking and on how future technological trends will impact business operations. As Dr. Future, he is host to the long running show on CJSF Radio “Future Talk.” He currently lives in Port Moody, British Columbia.

Clay Taylor is a multidisciplinary researcher, artist, musician, and engineer, with a passion for visualizing mathematical and scientific concepts with artistic, yet mathematical precision, so they can be more deeply expressed to others. His research has focused heavily on the interrelated geometry of the harmonic series and the mathematical constants across dimension, and their embodiment in the fundamental physical phenomena at work in matter and energy waves, with an emphasis on magnetic fields, sound, and light. With a parallel passion for alternative energy and motion theories, he has also directed his focus and research into magnetogyroscopics, and the engineering of novel inertial propulsion methods. Clay serves as the Associate Editor, and contributing graphic designer for Harmonic Science Perspectives, and he shares some of his art, writings, and research at WWW.ARTOFCLAYTAYLOR.COM.

Deric Solis has a background in engineering and business leadership with over a decade of executive experience. His work is driven by a passion for innovation in mechatronics, sound design, bio-acoustics, and machine learning. Throughout his career, he has developed applications for brain health, vitality, and flourishing. His experience includes overseeing strategy, product offerings, investor relations, and operations, having held technical and executive roles at Thea, VOXBX, and Garrat-Callahan. Additionally, he co-founded Form Audio, the first audio hardware company dedicated to Brain Healing, and served as the lead product engineer for Sonaphi. He is currently the CEO at Lightbrite.

Rick Sá is a member of the Brazilian Academic Consortium for Integrative Health (CABSIN), specializing in Cardiac Rehabilitation, and his research focuses on energy-based clinical interventions, with a specific interest in biofield therapies and ultraweak photon emission as a quantifiable correlate. He actively participates in initiatives to advance the scientific foundations of energy medicine on a global scale.

Rodrigo is currently the founder & CEO of NEPTUNYA Ocean Power, a company on a mission to tap the oceans for clean & affordable energy, to address the growing demand for power and to help fight climate change. This project is being funded and supported by FPL/NEXTERA and the US National Science Foundation. Before NEPTUNYA, Rodrigo has built and run new businesses in his 30 years of experience in the technology industry.

Ray Tomes is a New Zealand software pioneer and cycles researcher. Starting his career as a system software developer using IBM (with punch cards to store programs) and later DEC computers, he soon moved into developing economic modelling programs used in successfully forecasting the New Zealand economy. Ray studied pure maths, applied maths, stat maths and physics at Auckland University in the 1960s. Ray discovered repeating cycles in the economic data and so started a lifelong dedication to the research of cycles across all scales of physics, areas of human knowledge and time series market or scientific data. Ray's eventual creation of a simple elegant principle that connects phenomena across all scales and is fully compatible with standard physics, is set to become the third frontier of our understanding of the universe around us and within us. Ray is a committed Vipassana meditator, attending many courses and serving at the Dhamma Medini Vipassana Meditation Centre in Makarau North of Auckland. He has traveled the world and given more than 25 presentations on Cycles and Harmonics Theory at various conferences, many of which, along with interviews of Ray, can be found on Youtube. He was recently awarded the Dewey Lifetime Achievement award from the Foundation for the Study of Cycles recognizing his more than 60 years of dedicated cycles research.

Lori-Anne Gardi is a software developer and independent researcher whose work spans both applied medical technology and theoretical cosmology. Her professional career has focused on advanced medical imaging, where she has worked extensively with image processing, 3D visualization, and spatial registration techniques used to align and interpret complex medical datasets. Her technical work includes developing computational tools for analyzing medical images and improving the accuracy of spatial alignment between imaging modalities such as MRI and ultrasound. Alongside her professional work in medical imaging, Lori conducts independent research exploring the role of fractal geometry in physics and cosmology. Her theoretical investigations focus on the mathematical structure of the Mandelbrot set and its possible connections to physical phenomena such as wave propagation, resonance, inverse-square behavior, and large-scale cosmic structure. She is the author of several research papers examining how fractal boundaries and recursive processes may provide new insight into the fundamental structure of the universe. Lori’s work bridges the precision of medical imaging technology with the conceptual depth of cosmological research, reflecting a lifelong interest in visualization, mathematics, and the hidden structures that shape both the human body and the cosmos. Through her writing and research, she seeks to make complex scientific ideas more intuitive and accessible, connecting practical engineering with fundamental questions about the nature of reality.

Dr Amira Val Baker is a research scientist with a background in experimental atmospheric physics and observational, analytical, and theoretical astrophysics. She graduated with a Msci in Astrophysics from UCL where her Master thesis was on the modelling of UV irradiance levels and ozone layer depletion trends. She holds a PhD in Astrophysics on the topic of binary stars, neutron stars and black holes and completed post-doctoral research at the University of Alicante, as part of the Massive Stars group. The driving force for her research has always been to observe the patterns in nature and how they repeat across scales. Seeing these repeating patterns as the bridges between disciplines, she strongly believes in the interdisciplinary approach and holds to the fact that historically most great scientific achievements have been made by people who are creative and think outside the box. It is through this lens that she continues to study the interconnected and harmonic nature of the universe with the goal of deepening our understanding of black holes and the role they play at all scales, from the formation of sub atomic particles to the evolution of cosmological structures.

Paul Oomen, born 1983 in Amsterdam, the Netherlands, is a researcher and inventor of sound-based methods and technologies with a focus on applications in acoustic neurostimulation, auditory entrainment and advanced diagnostics. He studied Music Composition at the Universität der Künste Berlin and the Conservatory of Amsterdam, where he graduated as Master of Music in 2009. He is founder of spatial sound studio 4DSOUND and was its co-creative director and head of development from 2007 until 2020. In 2015, he founded the Spatial Sound Institute in Budapest, Hungary, a center for research and development fostering new applications of sound technologies and listening-based practices. At present, he is head of research & development of The Works Research Institute where he conducts scientific research on sound wave dynamics and its effects on human wellbeing and natural ecosystems. He is a principal investigator in the CherISH network for interdisciplinary doctoral research on the improvement of spatial hearing in cochlear implant users. He is a doctoral candidate in physiology and health at Maharishi International University, Fairfield, Iowa.

William Brown is a biophysicist investigating the physics operational at the cellular and molecular level of the biological system. He presents lectures, talks, and Q&A forums to teach the syncretic theories of unified science. He is a part of the research team at The International Space Federation: a research and development company generating novel technologies in geometrodynamic and quantum vacuum engineering for harnessing energy from the zero-point field and gravity control for propulsion. As well, William has applied discoveries from his biophysics research to developing an entirely new class of bio-mimetic intelligence technology. William's article for HSP is the introductory section to an expanded paper, also entitled The Quantum-Resonance Symphony of Life, which can be found here: https://www.novosciences.org/s/Brown-W_2025_HSP_Quantum_Resonance_Symphony.pdf

Don Estes is a certified medical technologist, laboratory director and neuroscientist who has lectured worldwide on sensory science and vibrational medicine. He is founder and director of InnerSense, Inc. and inventor of VibraSound® Sensory Resonance™ technologies used by both professional and nonprofessionals all over the world for music and sound therapy, relaxation, entertainment and expanded states of mind. His intellectual property is garnered from over thirty years experience in the unification of science, philosophy and religion and includes theories, proprietary knowledge and patents in the fields of light, color, sound, music and algorithmic automata. His unique combination of experience in both the hard and soft sciences represents the essence of true neuroscience. He is the author of Harmonic Law: The Science of Vibration, which is illustrated by a large wall chart titled the Absolute Scale of Relative Cosmic Reality, one of the most complete compendiums of scientific and philosophical knowledge ever assembled.

Hans Geesink is studying a biophysical principle based on quantum coherence. Strikingly, an algorithm could be detected in various animate and non-animate systems. We discovered a very similar pattern for animate systems, energy/frequency distributions in entanglement (EPR) experiments, frequencies of the currently known elementary particles in the standard model as well as in frequency patterns of spectral energy gaps that promote superconducting properties. It is an interesting aspect providing a bridge between life systems and pure physical phenomena.

Geoffrey Haselhurst is an Australian natural philosopher and independent researcher whose work focuses on the Wave Structure of Matter (WSM) – a “one substance, one law” view of reality in which all particles and forces arise from harmonic standing waves in space. Since the late 1990s he has been developing and refining this framework, exploring how it can unify quantum theory, relativity, cosmology and metaphysics in a single, dynamically connected picture of the universe. Geoff divides his time between writing, long conversations with AIs, and life at sea aboard his 72-foot aluminium ketch, Ayacanora, which doubles as a floating research base and quiet place to think. His ongoing passion is to make deep physics and philosophy accessible, and to invite others into a more coherent, harmonic understanding of how the cosmos holds together.

Eileen Day McKusick is a researcher, writer, inventor, practitioner, educator, and speaker in the fields of therapeutic sound, the human biofield and electric health. She has been studying the effects of sound on the human body and its electrical system since 1996. Eileen is the originator of the sound therapy method Biofield Tuning, and the Founder of the Biofield Tuning Institute, which conducts peer-reviewed studies on the human biofield. She is the author of the bestselling books Tuning the Human Biofield and Electric Body, Electric Health. http://www.biofieldtuning.com

Dirk K. F. Meijer is emeritus Professor in Pharmacokinetics and Drug Targeting of the University of Groningen, The Netherlands. He is author/co-author of 640 international publications. His recent work, from 2012-2024, is devoted to studies on Quantum Physics of Brain Function and Consciousness, Biophysics of Life and First Life Processes, Primordial Cosmology and Gravitation, as well as on Science Philosophy, of which the related publications are listed below. His work draws attention with over 2000 views/downloads per week, on ResearchGate and Academia.edu, amounting, from 2012-2024, to a present total of over 700,000 downloads. The central principle/algorithm in his work is “ The Acoustic Quantum Code of Resonant Coherence”, as based on the concept that Information is fundamental in the Fabric of Reality (see "The Information Universe. On the Missing Link in Concepts on the Architecture of Reality". Syntropy Journal, 1, pp 1-64.).

Dr. Hemal Patel is a Tenured Professor and Vice-Chair for Development and Advancement in the Department of Anesthesiology at the University of California, San Diego, and has a dual appointment as a VA Research Career Scientist and VA Research Pharmacologist at the VA San Diego Healthcare System. He is also the Chief Advisor for Versea Discovery. He obtained his Ph.D. in Pharmacology and Toxicology from the Medical College of Wisconsin and did postdoctoral work at UCSD in the Department of Pharmacology under Paul Insel (2002-2005). He has made seminal contributions in shaping new investigation areas on defining the impact of membrane structure on cell, organ, and organismal physiology and metabolism with implications for cardiac ischemia-reperfusion injury, heart failure, diabetic cardiomyopathy, aging, pulmonary hypertension, cancer, and neurodegeneration. His focus on energetics in cell biology touches upon all these and is a control point for managing and empowering human health resilience.

Caroline Porche is a Staff Research Associate on the Data Science team in the Department of Anesthesiology at the University of California, San Diego. She earned her master’s degree in Computational Social Science at UC San Diego, where her work focused on extracting and modeling vocal and facial biomarkers to understand how stress and trauma, particularly PTSD, manifest in human behavior and physiology. Her research now integrates multi-omic datasets, biometric sensor streams, behavioral video diaries, and computational modeling to uncover how psychological states interact with biological signatures to shape health and resilience. She develops pipelines that combine machine learning, statistical modeling, and large-scale data engineering to identify meaningful patterns across speech acoustics, facial dynamics, microbiome profiles, and clinical outcomes. Caroline has contributed to interdisciplinary projects involving mind–body interactions, chronic stress, and integrative health interventions. Her work supports the development of predictive models, digital biomarkers, and data-driven insights that inform precision-medicine strategies and translational applications in human well-being, recovery, and performance.

Dr. Sierra Simpson is a neuroscientist and Project Scientist in the Department of Anesthesiology at the University of California, San Diego, and the CEO/founder of BrilliantBiome, a precision-medicine microbiome platform. She earned her Ph.D. in Neuroscience at The Scripps Research Institute with Dr. Olivier George, where she investigated the neurobiology of stress and addiction with a focus on gut–brain-axis mechanisms. Her research now leverages multi-omic approaches and advanced computational modeling to uncover how microbiome dynamics and mitochondrial energetics influence inflammation, metabolic function, and human resilience. She develops analytic frameworks that integrate biological, physiological, and behavioral data to identify clinically meaningful patterns, biomarkers, and intervention targets. Dr. Simpson’s work has advanced emerging precision-medicine strategies for metabolic disease, chronic pain, Parkinson’s disease, and mind–body interventions. By mapping how host–microbe interactions shape energy regulation and stress physiology, her research supports the development of personalized diagnostics, targeted therapeutics, and data-driven pathways to improve performance, healthspan, and recovery.

Dr. Shiv Tiwari, Ph.D., MBA, is a renowned expert in synthetic biology, agriculture, food innovation, and genomic technology. He currently serves as Chief Science Officer at UpTerra and as Scientific Advisor at Varada Agriculture. Previously, he held senior executive roles at Corteva (DuPont Pioneer), Third Security, Intrexon, GreenVenus, and Mendel Biotechnology. Dr. Tiwari has authored over 25 publications, holds 12 patents, and has received more than 6,000 citations. https://www.upterra.co/

Jeff Yee is a co-founder of Vizaport, where he oversees the development and delivery of private AI solutions for clients, specializing in cutting-edge visual and audio AI widgets and applications. Before founding Vizaport, Jeff served as CEO of Airwaive, an AI-driven marketplace for the wireless industry. Earlier in his career, he held key roles at ZTE and AT&T Wireless, including launching AT&T’s mobile commerce program. Jeff wrote his first novel, Laws of Time, exploring the impact of time travel on politics. In his recent works, he provides an overview of the subatomic world and its relationship to energy, in The Particles of the Universe series on Amazon and the web site EnergyWaveTheory.com. He holds a B.S. in Mechanical Engineering from the University of Hawaii and an M.S. in Management from Antioch University, and currently lives in Dublin, CA.