Nov 8, 1996: translation of a German article on prime numbers by chemist Peter Plichta.
Nov 9, 1997: the beginning of working with wooden beads and plastic straws to develop my understanding of geo-metric structures and numerical ratios.
1999: a patent agent told me I can’t patent a theory, but must write patents for vendible products. The outcome was a “non-binary computer” with
- Novel Technology for Memory Units
- Novel Technology for Processing Units
- Novel Technology for Output Visualisation
And these software methods:
- Representing Data
- Measuring Electro-Magnetics
- Measuring Bonding
As the basis for modelling:
- Blueprint for Quantum Dots
- Blueprint for Quantum Lattices
- Three-Dimensional Measuring of Electro-Magnetic Field Resonance
- Three-Dimensional Measuring of Chemical Bonding
The Start of Software-Aided Thinking:
2002: Goldbach MetaMathematics – a Contribution to a Competition
2003: 1st prototype: 3D TimeData in Visual Basic on IBM ThinkPad
2004: Development of
- 3D Glossary of 3D Terms
- 2nd prototype: Visual Data Intelligence in Visual Basic on Windows XP
2005: Invited by Prof. Algirdas Pakstas at London Metropolitan University to be Research Fellow
2006: sponsored by UKTI to exhibit at CERN, my former employer
2007: First potential client: Thomas Swan
2008: Various Funding Applications:
- Visualising Multi-Dimensional Data
- Grand Challenges Explorations and application to Wellcome Trust with Prof. Pankaj Vadgama, Queen Mary’s University
- Rapid Insight Generator
2009: with long-term unemployed programmers in Berlin:
- Differentiating Cell Types to Spot Cancer
- Amazon Start-Up Challenge
- Towards a Sustainable Investment Network
- development of gallery of re-visualisations
Since 2010: attending events for funding applications, partnerships and trying to find clients – mainly thanks to:
- British Computer Society
- Technology Strategy Board
- www.meetup.com
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