The Magnetic Blueprint of Life
Albert Roy Davis, scientist, was born in Halifax, Nova Scotia and is now deceased. As a professor, he taught physics, aerodynamics, and electronics, establishing the Albert Roy Davis Research Laboratory at Green Cove Springs, Florida, in 1938. He has authored over 300 general science courses adopted for grade schools, high schools and colleges in the United States and many nations of the world. Recipient of a number of honorary doctor degrees for his scientific investigations, he is considered an accepted authority on, and the founder of, the science of biomagnetics. His scientific memberships include the American Association for the Advancement of Science, the New York Academy of Sciences, and Fellow, The Explorers Club (New York).Walter C. Rawls, Jr. is a scientist and lawyer. He co-founded and developed unipolar magnetics. Rawls is the author of manuscripts in history, law and applied sciences, and assisted in the expertise and granting of 37 patents. Graduate with a Juris Doctor degree, he has been awarded several honorary science doctorates, and is listed in Who’s Who in Technology .He is a member of the American Association for the Advancement of Science, the New York Academy of Sciences, Federation of American Scientists, Explorers Club (New York), and a Fellow of the International Institute of Human Sciences.