I am Board Chair of onAir Networks. onAir Networks is a nonpartisan 501c3 social enterprise that provides technical and management support for focused networks like the Artificial Intelligence and United States network sand for other Grand Challenge networks and hubs.

I am also interim Chair of the Science Advisory Board for the Future onAir Hub and Chair of the Maryland onAir hub Advisory Board.

I am a staff software engineer at Northrop Grumman. I have a PhD in Neuroscience from George Mason University.

Chair, onAir Tech Corporation
Curation Director,  onAir Networks
Chair, Future onAir Advisory Board

Interests:  Knowledge Networks, Catalyzing Innovation, Tech Entrepreneurship, Healthy and Sustainable Communities

Pioneer in identifying, developing, and applying new information and communication technologies:

• The first consumer applications of the microprocessor (4bit & LSIs) … for the toy and game industry and for education
• The first internet cafe with online news, games, and computer conferencing
• The first prototype smartphone working with the developers of the Amiga computer, the first graphical computer

My current focus has been on developing the onAir Knowledge Network System, a knowledge sharing software platform with many unique features such as enabling authors to own and share their content across multiple public and custom Hubs.

The 2-minute video  gives an overview of many of the capabilities of the onAir platform and the US onAir network of 50 state hubs and national hub at us.onair.cc.  The nonpartisan nonprofit onAir Networks, a 501c3, oversees the public onAir networks and hubs licensing the onAir software from onAir Tech corporation (formerly AIR Networks, LLC).