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Dr. Glen C. Collins, P.E. earned his doctorate in Artificial Intelligence and Software Engineering from Vanderbilt University after earning degrees from Georgia Institute of Technology in Electrical Engineering. He served as Assistant Professor at the US Naval Academy following teaching duties at Vanderbilt and Georgia Tech, and supported AI and supercomputing research efforts for the Naval Research Laboratory and Naval Intelligence Community. He has extensive experience in corporate and program management, and the development of large computer and communications networks. He presents Common Sense Science at international conferences and seminars. | Dr. Glen C. Collins, P.E. earned his doctorate in Artificial Intelligence and Software Engineering from Vanderbilt University after earning degrees from Georgia Institute of Technology in Electrical Engineering. He served as Assistant Professor at the US Naval Academy following teaching duties at Vanderbilt and Georgia Tech, and supported AI and supercomputing research efforts for the Naval Research Laboratory and Naval Intelligence Community. He has extensive experience in corporate and program management, and the development of large computer and communications networks. He presents [[Common Sense Science]] at international conferences and seminars. | ||
==Abstracts== | ==Abstracts== | ||
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| Residence | Blairsville, GA, United States |
| Nationality | USA |
| Known for | Atomic Structure, Toroidal Ring |
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| Fields | Systems Engineering Consultant |
Dr. Glen C. Collins, P.E. earned his doctorate in Artificial Intelligence and Software Engineering from Vanderbilt University after earning degrees from Georgia Institute of Technology in Electrical Engineering. He served as Assistant Professor at the US Naval Academy following teaching duties at Vanderbilt and Georgia Tech, and supported AI and supercomputing research efforts for the Naval Research Laboratory and Naval Intelligence Community. He has extensive experience in corporate and program management, and the development of large computer and communications networks. He presents Common Sense Science at international conferences and seminars.
Abstracts
- 2002 - "Physical Models for Sub-Atomic Particles and Atomic Structure" (Read in full)
- 1998 - "[[Fundamental Force Laws and Models of Matter Compared and
Validated]]"