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Myron Evans was appointed to the Civil List in 2005 on recommendation of the Royal Society and Prime Minister by Queen Elizabeth and Parliament in recognition of numerous original contributions to chemistry and physics. His predecessor in chemical physics was Michael Faraday. He has produced about a thousand scientific papers and books, and was educated in University College of Wales, Aberystwyth from which he earned its Doctor in Scientia degree at the age of 28, a greater distinction than a personal chair. He holds numerous honours and awards from several countries and is the President of the Alpha Institute for Advanced Studies (AIAS) (www.aias.us, (archived at the National Library of Wales in www.webarchive.org.uk the British national archive of outstanding websites), www.atomicprecision.com, www.upitec.org, www.et3m.net, Stephen Crothers is the leading contemporary scholar of the methods used in conventional general relativity. He was educated in Australia and is well known there and increasingly across the world. He now lives and works in Tasmania and continues to make important contributions to the subject. Horst Eckardt lives and works in Munich and began to work on ECE theory in about 2005. Since then he has become a prominent ECE scholar in his own eight, and recently founded the UPITEC Institute based in Boise, Idaho with the aim of developing the many technical implications of ECE theory, notably new energy and counter gravitation. He has contributed extensively to numerical work on ECE theory, especially the use of computer algebra in chapter three of this book. Kerry Pendergast is an educator and researcher and promotes Science, Technology, Enginering and Maths (STEM). He has helped to pioneer educational video conferencing in primary and secondary schools, in the fields of astronomy and disease spread, in England, Wales and South Africa, through his links to staff at the Institute of Astronomy and Department of Applied Mathematics and Theoretical Physics at Cambridge. He has worked in industry and taught and lectured in South Wales for many years. He is a member of the Faulkes Telescope Focus Group and a representative of the Association of Teachers and Lectures (ATL). Recently he has completed a scientific biography of Myron Evans (www.aias.us) and is currently writing books on the emergence of AIAS and similar topics.

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