Link to Part 5 It’s now December of 2019. Like ink slowly in water, my story is spreading all across the world. My voice! It has been a little more than a week since I posted Part1 the day before Thanksgiving Day. As I hear back from some of you, something is unwinding deep inside …
My funny experience at Berkeley Lab: Capitol Hill trip and Directors Award, Part 6 Read More »
Link to Part 4 I am at Part 5 now but the narration is not getting any easier. One two three start. RZ wanted to build a research program plus a company based on my work, but couldn’t proceed without my help. This seems to be one of his primary grudges against me because it …
My funny experience at Berkeley Lab: Patent and Company, Part 5 Read More »
Link to Part 3 I am a cross-disciplinary expert. Combined understanding of Scientific Computing, Computational science, Design, Data Science, 3D modeling, and 3D spatial-dynamics is a gateway to new inventions in tech, and a pre-cursor to the new field that I am building. To insult me on my face suggesting incompetence and to deny me …
My funny experience at Berkeley Lab: Emerging through the wreckage, Part 4 Read More »
Link to Part 2 Mathematically, I find RZ’s comments on my “lack of scientific promise” and “no significant contribution” to be very odd. From his homepage (http://ronznet.com) where he tabulates all his career accomplishments and other goodies and calls them “What’s Hot!”, we can have a fact-check. Since the time of my first paper (July …
My funny experience at Berkeley Lab: More invisibility and the saga of letters, Part 3 Read More »
Link to Part 1 It’s baffling that RZ asked me to leave Berkeley Lab on the grounds of “lack of funding” (though my funding was ongoing, my appointment was ongoing till end of year) and also because he thought what I did was “not science” but just a “pretty, artistic model with no scientific use”. …
My funny experience at Berkeley Lab: Made invisible, Part 2 Read More »
After a prolonged silence of five and half years since leaving Berkeley Lab, during which I have taken the time to physically and psychologically heal from those experiences, I am recounting the story that is essentially an indicator of the push-downs and corruptions in academic research labs of our times. For the last few years …
My funny experience at Berkeley Lab: The beginning signs of manipulation, Part 1 Read More »