Dr. James F. Corum, (Ph.D. E.E., Ohio State 1974) taught and conducted
research in antennas, RF telecommunications, and relativistic electrodynamics
for 17 years in academia before turning to private industry. He was
an Associate Professor at West Virginia University, a Professor at The
Ohio Institute of Technology, and a Senior Scientist at the Battelle Memorial
Institute in Columbus, Ohio. He was Chief Scientist at Scientific
Applications And Research Associates, Inc., in Huntington Beach, CA, and
he currently holds the position of Chief Scientist at the Institute for
Software Research, in Fairmont, WV. Collectively, he has received
over a dozen awards for excellence in teaching and research from these
institutions.
Dr. Corum is a Senior Member of the IEEE and a member of the
American Geophysical Union, the American Association of Physics Teachers,
the American Association for the Advancement of Science and SX. He
is listed in Who's Who in Engineering, Leading Consultants in High Technology,
American Men and Women of Science, and more than a dozen other professional
and biographical dictionaries. He has published over 100 technical
papers, several books, 5 patents, and he has contributed chapters to several
texts. His primary publications concern relativistic rotation and
the anholonomic object, and he has recently completed a compendium of translations
on the early asymmetric unified field theories of Einstein, Schouten, Cartan
and Schrodinger.
Dr. Corum was invited as a guest of the USSR Academy of Sciences
to Moscow and his work on Ball Lightning and High Voltage Pulsed RF Sources
has appeared in the Soviet literature. He was cited as a "National
Treasure" by The Office of the US Secretary of Defense for his work on
ultra-wideband radar and phenomenology. His engineering practice
has taken him around the globe, from Moscow, Russia to Kwajelein Atoll.
The recipient of many awards, his RF research has been recognized by prestigious
scientific organizations and professional societies around the world.