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| Residence | Montreal, Quebec, Canada |
| Nationality | Canadian |
| Alma mater | Université du Québec à Trois-Rivières |
| Known for | Science, Philosphy, Music, Thunderbolts Project (volunteer) |
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| Fields | Telecommunications, radio-frequency engineering, Science, Philosphy |
| Institutions | Vidéotron; Ericsson; RK Enterprises |
Sam Falaki is a Canadian radio-frequency and telecommunications engineer based in Montreal, Quebec, who is known within dissident-science circles for his interest in Science, Philosphy and Music and for his volunteer involvement with the Thunderbolts Project.
Biography
Falaki studied at the Université du Québec à Trois-Rivières, where he earned a Bachelor of Arts in science. He has spent his professional career in the mobile telecommunications industry, working in radio-frequency (RF) and network-performance engineering. His career has included work as a 4G/LTE RF performance consultant at the Quebec telecommunications company Vidéotron, as well as positions with Ericsson and other network-technology firms. He has more recently worked as a trainer of telecommunications engineers.
Work
Falaki's engineering work centres on radio-frequency engineering and the optimization of mobile (4G/LTE) networks. Outside his professional field he takes an interest in science, natural philosophy and music, and he is a volunteer supporter of the Thunderbolts Project, an initiative associated with the Electric Universe model, which argues that electrical forces play a larger role in astrophysical phenomena than is conventionally assumed.