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Paul W. Lander, M.S., B.S., worked in many areas of science and technology beginning with such diverse areas as cancer research and participating in conducting simulated nuclear defense testing at a secure DoD facility. He taught chemistry at a nearby university and at an earlier time, the use of sophisticated laboratory equipment to qualified men and women, under a DoD and NSF grant, enabling all of these individuals to reenter the workforce with newly acquired skills. Additionally, Paul worked for a defense contractor as a Senior Scientist and Consultant. Paul is a strong environmental advocate and enjoys doing independent research and experiments. Paul set up a small field physics laboratory in his garage and performed experiments over a period of thirteen years. The purpose of these experiments was to find a relationship between electromagnetic and gravitational fields. Physics was always a keen interest of Paul’s since he was 5 years old, when his father attempted to explain the concept of infinity to Paul. By the time Paul was 9 years old, he began drawing star maps, by “borrowing” his dad’s binoculars and making his observations on the roof top of his family’s NYC apartment. Paul enlisted in the USMC at nineteen years old and received an honorary first promotion for leadership, from the base commanding general. Paul credits his loving and thoughtful parents, for giving him the strength of character to pursue his goals.