Marketing services dedicated to commercializing the technology you have developed in the fields of optics, magnetics, and electronic displays with a new interest in cryptography.
my
book, Electronic
Information Display Technologies
Signpost
(156 kB) and Garden (244 kB) at
Ryosen-an in Kyoto on 12/3/2005
my current (2006) Ceramics Portfolio
(1.04 MB)
my
Potter's Guild of New Jersey page
A
new approach for a low-cost,
large-area display SID-MAC's
Home-Theater Debate: Plasma vs Projection
Display SID'97
Conference Report A
collateral on a High-Contrast Front-Projection
Display System VRA
Encryption, another collateral
Impending
End of Analog Broadcasting (2006
Update)
Experiments
with DVR Hardware and Software (2005
Update)
PC
Upgrade and Advantages of Convergence (2004
Update)
Relatively Affordable (PC)
Home Theater (2003 Original)
Towards
a Foundational Principle for Quantum Mechanics
My
submission to the FQXi Essay Contest:
What's Ultimately Possible in Physics?
Circumstantial
Evidence for a Realistic Interpretation of Quantum Mechanics
Against
Quantum Theory Without Observers
Review
of A Potter's Book by Bernard Leach
Review
of Zen and the Art of Pottery by Kenneth R.
Beittel
Making
Raku Tea Bowls and Searching for Wabi Sabi
Once
and Future Humanism: My Museum-Show Sculpture for Ceramics II
Let's
Create a National Emergency-Health Plan
Under
the Radar Replacement for Imported Oil
My
Ceramics III Statement on 911
Against
Partial-Birth Abortion: My Final Exam Piece for Ceramics I
Towards
an Objective Definition of Morality
On
the Importance of Information in Health Care
The
Society for Information Display and
Ecma International
(Standards at Internet Speed)
Jim
Breen's Japanese
Page and online dictionary (WWWJDIC
Server)
Please contact me if your organization has developed technologies that the world needs but doesn't know it yet. I will work with you to prioritize your opportunities, prepare marketing collaterals, identify qualified leads, and negotiate licensing and funding arrangements.
If you have comments or suggestions, email me at terry@tjnelson.com
