Updated 9/20/2012; 5/14/2013; 5/8/2014; 7/16/2016
JON RAY HAMANN
Born and Raised in a Proud Sharecropping Farm Family
-a Self-Defined Peasant/Commoner-Minding the Future
Culturally Evolving as a Freethinking Thoreauvian Secular Humanist
A “BioSketch”
Born: June 22, 1936, in a Farmhouse in Moody County, South Dakota, USA
Jon Ray Hamann is the Founder and Chairman of the MultiCoRelational Enterprises (MCRE) and Co-Founder and Chairman of the AutoGnomics Group of Companies (AGC). He is a speculator in research at the frontiers of inquiry, a teacher/professor without the mask of authority, a foundations-notions prose/poet author and creator of "MultiCoRelational Systems" (MCRS). His business experience has focused on enterprises for which the incorporation of MCRS Technologies can be the dominant value proposition, for example, his co-founding and executive direction of AGC. His academic work has included research and/or teaching at institutions including Johns Hopkins University, Research Institute for Advanced Studies, New York University, State University of New York at Buffalo and South Dakota State University. He has published, presented or distributed widely, including contributions to seven books on subjects such as “Advanced Propellant Chemistry”, "Physical-Chemical Aspects of Drug Action", "Biogenesis, Evolution and Homeostasis", “Mathematical Theories in the Life Sciences”, “Semiotics and Intelligent Systems Development” and the "Encyclopedia of Information Science and Technology, Second Edition".
In the period from 1958-1963, while transitioning from undergraduate (South Dakota State University) through graduate (Johns Hopkins University) school, he reasoned from a “fuzzy recognition” that there was a key incompleteness of the “form” through which humans throughout history have recorded their experience of the notion of RELATION as distinct from the notion of SYSTEM in Personal Experience. Resigning from graduate school in 1963 (Ph.D Program, Biophysics, Johns Hopkins University, 1959-1963) in order to join the newly forming Research Institute For Advanced Studies (Baltimore, MD, 1963), he began research in Theoretical Molecular Physics/Quantum Chemistry/Theoretical Biology while originating the Relational Systems initiatives (MultiCoRelationalism (MCR)). From 1963 to 1968 he outlined an approach to the formalization of the necessary and sufficient elemental relational forms to amend this deficiency in human thought regarding the Notion of Relation. In 1978, after assessing the progress of the first fifteen years, future foci were adjusted in a 50 year adaptive plan (1963-2013).
Aspects of his research on MultiCoRelational Semiotic Systems (MCRSS) have been featured in international conferences on "self-reproducing automata, relational systems, and cell theory". As founder and director of the Peripatetic College (E) at the State University of New York at Buffalo (1968-1973), he was successfull in establishing a unique experimental, cooperatively managed college. At separate times between 1955 and 1976 his academic work has included research and/or teaching positions in plant radiology, health physics, biomolecular xray crystallography, computational quantum molecular physics, theoretical chemistry, biophysics, mathematical biology, quantum pharmacology, pedagogy, morality and the law, and computational semiotics in intelligent systems development at a number of institutions including the University of Idaho, Dakota Wesleyan University, South Dakota State University, U.S. Naval Research Laboratory, Johns Hopkins University, Research Institute for Advanced Studies, New York University, State University of New York at Buffalo (Faculty-at-large Assistant Professor of Natural Sciences and Mathematics), and the National College of State Judiciary at the University of Nevada. He has been a principal investigator, co-investigator, or consultant on funded studies for the New York State Department of Education, U.S. Naval Research Laboratory, Linguistic Society of America, NASA, American Institute of Biological Sciences, Law Enforcement Assistance Administration, U.S. Air Force Research Center, U.S. Army Edgewood Arsenal Chemical Center, National Science Foundation, National Institutes of Health, Veterans Administration, and the Army Research Programs Administration (now DARPA).
Jon Ray's creation of MultiCoRelationalSystems, a conceptual system which is the foundation of the Relational (Holo-) Systems Paradigm and which supersedes the General (Toto-) Systems Paradigm, identifies him as a Futures Envisioner/Designer and Social Architect of the Relational Renaissance. His past experience has evolved from that of the son of sharecroppers to teenage migrant farm laborer, and thereafter to include university teaching, research design, implementation and management, development of new paradigms for whole (Field; Wave; Energy-Information) / Part (Point; Particle; Atom-Quantum) synthesis/analysis in the hyperphysical, physical and vital domains, and creation and management of new educational, economic/business, and social/political organizations for human development. All of these endeavors are founded on the (R)Evolutionary system of thought, MultiCoRelationalism, which is foundationally distinguished against its predecessors and which is now entering its promotional/growth stage of exposure via the Internet.
FIFTY YEAR DEVELOPMENT PERSPECTIVE
MULTICORELATIONISM was born in 1963 when Jon Ray Hamann initiated formation of the RELATIONAL SYSTEMS ENTERPRISES (RSE) including the RELATIONAL SYSTEMS INSTITUTE (RSI) and the RELATIONAL SYSTEMS COMPANIES (RSC).
The first four decades, beginning in the first quarter of 1963, were composed as follows: 1st -- ten years of Academic Research and Technology Development (R&TD), this being largely the initial development of a Virtual RSI, but including in 1970 the beginning of an ongoing collaboration with Jere Northrop (see the references below on SynLang & Bion); 2nd -- followed by twenty years of Entrepreneurial Grounding, this beginning the formation of the RSC; 3rd -- and then ten years of Entrepreneurial Initiation beginning with the formation of The AuoGnomics Institute, Inc. (TAI) followed by the AGC), a Synthetic Intelligence Intellectual Capital Development and a Holding Company. AGC was initially formed in 1993 and formally organized in 1996 in accordance with the Theory of Autonomous MultiCoRelational Systems. It has five Founders: Jon Ray Hamann, Norm (deceased) and Skye Hirst, Gene Pendergraft (deceased and succeeded by Priscilla Wallace) and Fred Reed. Jon Ray’s focus in AC is on MultiCoRelational Semiotic Systems creation, development and implementation as-and-through AutoGnomes. 4th -- the fifth decade which began in the first quarter of 2003 and is continuing through 2013 to date is actionally demarcated as follows: First and foremost is the continuation toward culmination of the specification of the MCRS-Research & Technology Development Program (including instantiations as a “Theory of the WHOLE”); but Second and of most critical immediate import is the culmination of the MCRS Business Development Perspective for comprehensive commercialization of a MultiCoRelational Semiotic Systems approach to a Theory of Mind and its instantiation as Synthetic Intelligence/Synthetic Mind via AutoGnomics.
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Although these activities have continued to gain commercial attention after 1973, some go back to the mid-60’s, e. g. Scientific Consultant, Schuyler Development Corporation 1965-1973 (patent development company). Some others of critical note include: Executive Director/Member BOD, The Human Dimensions, Institute, Inc. 1977-1979 (n-f-p research and educational institute); Co-Founder/President, Institute of Fundamental Holistic Research, Inc. 1978-1985 (n-f-p research, tech development and educational institute); Co-Founder/Member BOD, Digisign International, Inc. 1981-1983 (digital sign manufacturing company); National Founders Realty, Inc. and Conscious Investors,Inc. 1985-1987 (development finance and holding companies); Founder, Chairman, President, CEO, Reliable Power Storage of Western New York, Inc. 1987-1993 (rechargeable alkaline battery manufacturing company).
Examples of enterprise development involvements include:
a company with licensed internationally patented technology for recharging the disposable alkaline manganese zinc electrochemical storage systems (founder/chairman, 1987 – 1994; raised about $7.5 million and exited on an asset transaction with RayOVac and subsequently dissolved);a company with a patented technology for replacing glycol with infrared de-icing of commercial airplanes (introduced initial investment banking relation and the first $1 million seed, 1995; now a viable penny-stock issue, being a publically traded Canadian company, listed on the TSX (Toronto Ventures Stock Exchange);
a biological technology and patent development company involved in microbial-based organic waste recycling (about $75 million has been raised and expended to date; current OTC BB listing); presently the Bion inventor (Jere Northrop) is reformulating the Bion Technology for small to large scalable applications covered by new patents and belonging to separately held Life Cycle Farms and TimberFish, LLC with AGC as an investor;
and in 1997, in anticipation of forming an exemplary AutoGnomic-enabled biomedical based applications partner of AG, Jon Ray also assumed Chairmanship for guiding the turnaround of a medical technology development company focused on a swallowable smart pill for gastrointestinal tract diagnostics and drug delivery. Following successful seed funding followed by venture funding, it was spun off for equity in a company recently sold to a major for nearly a billion dollars.
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PERSONAL
PERSPECTIVES
ON SELF
JON RAY HAMANN
“THE EMERGENCE OF THE
FOCUS OF ONE MIND”
Born: June 22, 1936, in a Farmhouse in Moody County, South Dakota, USA
Grew up: In Franklin Township, Jerauld County, SD, USA on sharecropper farms
before rural electrification, without indoor plumbing,
and farmed with horse drawn machinery
until the after the 2nd World War
Early Education: Attended a rural consolidated school (grades 1 to 12)
located in Lane, SD (population around 55 persons)
in the Franklin Township School District
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In the
period from 1958-1963, while transitioning from undergraduate (South Dakota
State University) through graduate (Johns Hopkins University) school, he reasoned
from a “fuzzy recognition” that there was a key incompleteness of the “form” through which humans throughout
history have recorded their experience of the notion of Relation
as distinct from the notion of System
in Personal Experience.
Personal Experience is the Existence of Relational Systems.
By Presumption, this is the Essence of Existence for Other
A Person’s Experiences, ranging from common sense to the highly abstract, can all be fundamentally recorded either as experience of Systems (objects, things, stuff, matter, etc.) or experience of Relations (connections, interactions, functions, transformations, etc.). A contemporary author who has explored and reassessed the treatment of the philosophical Notion of Relation from the perspective of the Western Worldview perhaps more exhaustively than most is Rodolphe Gasché (1999), Of Minimal Things: Studies on the Notion of Relation. In moving from the ontological conception of relation as a thing of diminished being and yet holding to the conviction that relation is a being-towards-another, he has shown that the history of evolving thought of philosophers on the notion of relation has at least demonstrated that it is not constrained to exclusive subordination by the traditional ontological and formalist interpretations of relation as being-towards-another-thing, but allows the possibility of relation as being-towards-another-relation.
“One of the most profound scientific recognitions of modern times is that the Universe no longer can be categorized only through objects, but rather must be seen as fundamentally relational. If the manifest Universe is relational, then it behooves us to understand how relations relate!” [Edited from Hamann, J. R. and Rindge, J. P. (1978) "A New Transforming Symbol System", Human Dimensions, 6, Nos. 1 and 2 ]
Creator, MULTICORelational Systems RESEARCH
(first distributed in 1963 and continuing)
Founder/Director,
MULTICORelational Systems ENACTMENTS
(first
organized in 1968 and continuing)
From 1963 to 1968 he outlined an approach to the formalization of the
necessary and sufficient elemental relational forms to amend this
deficiency regarding the Notion of Relation. In 1978, after assessing the
progress of the first fifteen years, future foci were adjusted in a 50 year
adaptive plan (1963-2013). See
“RelationalGraphs” in
Jon Ray Hamann
Who is R. ELated
Aka R.Elated
MultiCoRelational Virtual Institute
AutoGnomics Group of Companies
Company Product Brands: AutoGnome; MyWebGnome; CoGnome; StartSmartR;ThoughtSigns; ThriveSigns; TrueThinker;
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A BRIEF PERSPECTIVE ON
multicoRelational
Systems (MCRS)
INFLUENCES
An
illustrative sample of certain of the current MCR &/or AG (Direct or Indirect) Related
Interests include:
ZEN and the ART of TROUT FISHING http://troutlegend.com
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JON RAY HAMANN
Brief Academic BioNote
A graduate school dropout (Ph.D. Program in Biophysics at Johns
Hopkins University, Baltimore, MD, 1959-1962) in order to begin a research
career in Theoretical Molecular Physics/Quantum Chemistry and originate the MultiCoRelational Systems initiatives at
the Research Institute for Advanced Studies (Baltimore, MD, 1963), he had begun
his undergraduate studies in Chemical Wood Technology, School of Forestry at
the University of Idaho (Moscow, ID, 1954)
with a stopover at Dakota Wesleyan University (Mitchell, SD, 1955) and
finished with a B.S. in Physics/Engineering Physics at South Dakota State
University (Brookings, SD, 1959).
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JON RAY HAMANN
SELECTED
SUMMARY (Academic Entrepreneur)
Jon Ray Hamann, Founder and Chairman of the MultiCoRelational Enterprises MCRE) and Founding Partner, Director, and Chairman of
AutoGnomics Group of Companies (AGC), has spent his professional life engaged in creative and
innovative pursuits and enterprises which have been expressed in roles
including entrepreneur, researcher, teacher and author. He manages all of the
technology research and development in respect of an aggressive Intellectual Property
protection program and guides MCRE & AGC in defining and organizing to achieve their short and long term strategic objectives. He co-founded and organized the
AGC in the early 1990s, raised its seed financing and
guided it through a three-year joint development program with, and funded by,
Unisys Corporation. The resulting patents, both those jointly held and those
subsequently licensed to AGC by Unisys are part of the asset basis of the
foundation of AGC.
Academic
efforts have included research and/or teaching positions at the U.S. Naval
Research Laboratory (pre-graduate), Johns Hopkins University (graduate), the
Research Institute for Advanced Studies at Baltimore, New York University, and
State University of New York at Buffalo. His areas of research covering the
nano-bio-info-cognitive spectrum include computational quantum molecular
physics, theoretical chemistry, biophysics, mathematical biology, quantum pharmacology,
and computational semiotics in intelligent systems development have all been guided
by an underlying focus on the MultiCoRelational Systems foundations
of human inquiry and synthetic intelligence/mind, now culminating in AutoGnomics.
He withdrew from graduate school (Ph.D. Program in Biophysics at Johns Hopkins
University, Baltimore, MD, 1959-1962) to begin a research career at the
Research Institute for Advanced Studies (Baltimore, MD, 1963); he has a B.S. in
Physics/Engineering Physics from South Dakota State University (Brookings, SD,
1959).
THE RESEARCH
Aspects of his research on MultiCoRelational
Semiotic Systems (MCRSS) have been featured,
for example, in international conferences: NASA/AIBS on "self-reproducing
automata, relational systems, and cell theory" and "relational
philosophical foundations of science" in a Linguistic Institute program on
"the structure of language and the structure of science". As
founder and director of the (Peripatetic) College E, State University of New
York at Buffalo (1968-1973), he established a unique experimental
cooperatively-managed college. At separate times between 1955 and 1976, his
academic-based efforts have included research and/or teaching positions in
computational quantum molecular physics, theoretical chemistry, biophysics,
mathematical/theoretical biology, quantum pharmacology, pedagogy,
biomedical modeling, morality and the law, and computational
semiotics in intelligent systems development at a number of institutions including the
University of Idaho, South Dakota State University, U.S. Naval Research
Laboratory, Johns Hopkins University, Research Institute for Advanced Studies,
New York University, State University of New York at Buffalo (Faculty-at-large Assistant
Professor in Natural Sciences and Mathematics), and the National College of the
State Judiciary at the University of Nevada. He has had key
responsibility in varied conferences related to linguistics, the media,
sciences, and the future. He has been a principal investigator,
co-investigator, or consultant on funded studies for the New York State
Department of Education, U.S. Naval Research Laboratory, Linguistic Society of
America, NASA, American Institute of Biological Sciences, Law Enforcement
Assistance Administration, U.S. Air Force Research Center, U.S. Army Edgewood
Arsenal Chemical Center, National Science Foundation, National Institutes of
Health, Veterans Administration, and the Army Research Programs Administration
(now DARPA). As an author, he has published, presented or distributed numerous
and varied writings relating to philosophy, formalisms, physics, chemistry,
biochemistry, pharmacology, biology, ecology, humanities, art, education, law,
politics, and medicine, including contributions to seven books on subjects such
as Physical-Chemical Aspects of Drug Action and, of
specific relevance to our core business, “Computational AutoGnomics: An
Introduction” in Semiotics And Intelligent Systems
Development and “AutoGnomic Intellisite” in Encyclopedia of
Information Science and Technology, Second Edition.
THE BUSINESS
Background
Aspects of his experience in and of MCRE has been largely as a self employed
research scientist, technology and organizational development consultant with
business development activities focused through a privately owned consulting
firm engaged in the management of research and technological development,
organizational development, potential securities product identification,
financial packaging and placement. Its specific focus is to originate
and/or identify and develop technologies which are based on major scientific
advances which are also expected to be commercial breakthroughs and for which
the incorporation of MutiCoRelational Systems Technologies
becomes the dominant value proposition.
Examples of development involvements
include:
- a company with licensed internationally patented
technology for recharging the disposable alkaline manganese zinc
electrochemical storage systems (founder/chairman, 1987 – 1994; raised about
$7.5 million and exited on an asset transaction with RayOVac and subsequently dissolved); a company with a patented technology for replacing
glycol with infrared de-icing of commercial airplanes (introduced initial
investment banking relation and the first $1 millon seed, 1995; now a viable
penny-stock issue);
- Radiant Energy Corporation, (REC) is a publically traded Canadian company, listed on the TSX (Toronto Ventures Stock Exchange) as “RDT” and is headquartered in Toronto, Ontario. All of REC’s sales and marketing activities are accomplished through its wholly-owned American subsidiary located in Niagara Falls, NY called Radiant Aviation Services, Inc., (RAS). As part of a technology test program with SAS and Oslo Airport Radiant formed a wholly-owned subsidiary company in Norway, Radiant Aviation Services, Europe AS., (RASE).
THE
ONGOING BUSINESS
The most prominent syntheses, to date, of these
efforts of the consulting firm (HBG Development) are as an Intellectual
Property Development and Holding Company and a new Ad-Venture Capital Firm
primarily involved in investing its controlled Intellectual, Human and Relational Capital in its (Investee) Affiliate (Portfolio) Companies and facilitating co- investment of Financial Capital in the same through Partnering Relations.
Two key examples of such investments from or
interests in are:
- a biological technology and patent development
company involved in microbial-based organic waste recycling (about $75 million
has been raised and expended to date; current OTC BB listing); presently the
Bion inventor is reformulating the Bion Technology for small to large scalable
applications covered by new patents and belonging to separately held Life
Cycle Farms and TimberFish, LLC with AC as an investor; Bion Environmental Technologies, Inc. provides livestock waste environmental treatment that largely eliminates the environmental impacts of concentrated animal waste and produces renewable energy. Bion’s patented and proven technology provides the only comprehensive solution to air and water pollution associated with large-scale livestock operations, including excess nutrients, ammonia and greenhouse gases. Bion has the unique opportunity to provide solutions to existing livestock operations, as well as permit and develop new environmentally-sustainable livestock facilities that will be integrated with food processing and biofuels production to achieve greater energy and economic efficiencies than their traditional counterparts
- In 1997, in anticipation of forming an exemplary biomedical based applications partner of AGC, he also assumed Chairmanship for guiding the turnaround of a medical technology development company focused on a swallowable smart pill for gastrointestinal tract diagnostics and drug delivery. Following successful seed funding followed by venture funding, it was spun off for equity in the surviving company with AC retaining all rights to any use of the smart (AutoGnomic) technology.
- The SmartPill Corporation is a developer and manufacturer of ingestible, capsule-based medical devices that aid in the diagnosis, definition and therapeutic intervention of gastrointestinal disorders and diseases. Privately-held, SmartPill is located in downtown Buffalo, New York on the Buffalo Niagara Medical Campus, affording the Company direct access to a wide spectrum of life sciences research resources and partners. (He took over direction of the predecessor Company
as a turn-around consultant in 1997, raised about $500 thousand as a bridge to
a VC infusion of $750 thousand and a subsequent exit event in the form of an
asset sale to a medical products development firm; approximately $50 million was subsequently subsequently, key FDA licenses received and two stages of M&A leading to a recent purchas by a major foe an amount approximationg a $ billion)
The core business is that of “MINDing the
World through the Technology of Synthetic Intelligence/Synthetic Mind”. The
technology, termed AutoGnomics/GnosTeks (AG/GnosTeks), is now in its first
commercial rollout.
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BIOGRAPHICAL DATA (SKETCH)
A.1. Academic and/or Research
Positions (Forward Chronology)
Nov1955-Jun1956 -- Laboratory Technician (while undergraduate), Plant Radiology, University of
Idaho, Moscow, ID
Sep1958-Jun1959 -- Instructor (while undergraduate), Physics, South Dakota State University, Brookings, SD
Summer 1959 -- Health Physicist Trainee, US Naval Research Laboratory, Washington, DC
Jun1961-Mar1965 -- Research
Assistant (part time), Physics, Research Institute for Advanced Studies (RIAS),
Baltimore, MD {Effective Feb 1963, he withdrew
from the Ph.D. program at JHU in order to formally inaugurate his Relational
Systems research in this RIAS environment which was neutral as to the
proprietary control of his innovated assets}
Mar1965-Aug1965 -- Research Associate, Theoretical Physics,
Research Institute for Advanced Studies, Baltimore, MD
Sep1965-Aug1967 -- Associate Research Scientist, Chemistry
Department, New York University, NY, NY
Sep1967-Aug1968 -- Assistant Research Professor,
Center for Theoretical Biology (CTB) and Department of Biophysical Sciences,
State University of New York at Buffalo,
Buffalo, NY
Sep1967-Aug1973
-- Founder/Chairman, Relational Systems Institute and Theoretical
Pharmacology Group, and Member of the
Working Parties on Statistical Mechanics and Membrane Theory; Quantum Biochemistry; Macromolecular Structure; Visual Information Processing and the Central Nervous
System; Addiction; and Behavioral Studies at the Center for Theoretical
Biology, State University of New York at Buffalo, NY
Sep1968-Aug1970 --
Assistant Professor, Faculty-at-Large, Faculty of Natural Sciences and
Mathematics (Departments of Mathematics, Statistics, Physics and Astronomy,
Geology, Chemistry, and Biology), State University of New York at Buffalo,
Buffalo, NY
Sep1968-Jan1973
-- Founder and Director, (The Peripatetic)
College E (a unique experimental college operated as a relational cooperative),
State University of New York at Buffalo, Buffalo, NY
Sep
1970-Jun1972 -- Lecturer,
The Colleges, Office of the Vice President for Academic Development, State
University of New York at Buffalo, Buffalo, NY
Summer
1971 -- Lecturer, “Relational Systems
Applied to the Structure of Language and the Structure of Science”, Linguistic
Institute Post-graduate Course (LI 705), Sponsored by the Linguistic Society of
America
Nov 1976 -- Co-organizer and Lecturer, Graduate Seminar on Sentencing, National College of the State Judiciary, Reno, NV
Past
Academic-Related Professional Affiliations and Fellowships
University Fellowship, Johns Hopkins University (1959-1963)
American Association of University Professors
American Association for the Advancement of Science
New York Academy of Science
Society for Natural Philosophy
Society of Sigma Xi
A.2. Entrepreneurial Enterprises Principal Ongoing Enterprises:
Feb 1963-date: Founder/Director of MultiCoRelational Systems, formally organized in 1963 when Jon Ray Hamann, then transitioning between Johns Hopkins University and the Research Institute for Advanced Studies, initiated formation of the Virtual Relational Systems Enterprises (Basic Research 1963-1973; Applied Technology 1973-1993) focused on originating and/or identifying and developing technologies based on major scientific advances which are expected to be commercial breakthroughs via the incorporation of Relational Systems Technologies as the dominant value proposition. (http://www.relationalsystems.net)
Jan1990-date: Chairman, CEO, Founding Partner: AutoGnomics, a semiotic-based approach to a Theory of Intelligence/MIND and its derivative Synthetic Intelligence/Synthetic MIND technologies, was formally organized in 1996 with the incorporation of AGC as a technology development and licensing company. [See introduction at (http://www.autognomics.org)]
Aug1999-2009: Chairman,CCO, Founding Partner, As It Is, an open participation, intellectual property development and holding company focused on commercializing its licensed AutoGnomics technologies, including to affiliates with which AGC has equity investments from or interests in such as: Bion Technology Inc. with a microbial-based organic waste recycling technology [founded by AsItIs co-founder Jere Northrop, also AsItIs’s initiating investor] (http://www.biontech.com); and SmartPill Diagnostics with a swallowable smartpill for gastrointestinal tract diagnostics and drug delivery [the corporate turn-around and re-vitalization investments were managed by Jon Ray Hamann] (http://www.smartpillcorp.com)
Oct 2002-date: Chief Creative Officer/Tech Strategy, As It Is: The first commercial rollout of the AutoGnomic Technology, the Intellisite (an Intelligent WebSite) generically branded as “TrueThinker”, is a constructed software environment (a Website) with an embedded form of the AutoGnome known as a WebGnome. MyWebGnome then is an intelligent agent residing in this cyberspace environment which, with its continuous adaptive learning from mimicking the user’s behavior, will grow into a likeminded replica (MINDClone) of a user-self acting in the Virtual Reality (CyberWorld) of the Internet.
Previous Short-term Enterprises Organized for a Specific Purpose:
Although these activities gain traction after 1973, some go back to the mid-60’s, e.g Scientific Consultant, Schuyler Development Corporation 1965-1973 (patent development company). Some of critical note include: Executive Director/Member BOD, The Human Dimensions, Institute, Inc. 1977-1979 (n-f-p research and educational institute); Co-Founder/President, Institute of Fundamental Holistic Research, Inc. 1978-1985 (n-f-p research, tech development and educational institute); Co-Founder/Member BOD, Digisign International, Inc. 1981-1983 (digital sign manufacturing company); National Founders Realty, Inc. 1985-1987 (development finance and holding company); Founder, Chairman, President, CEO, Reliable Power Storage of Western New York, Inc. 1987-1993 (rechargeable alkaline battery manufacturing company).
B.1.
Selected Research Publications,
Exemplary
Publications of Relevance to the Current Proposal
1. Kaufman JJ, Hamann JR. LCAO-MO Calculations on Boron Compounds: I. Aminoboranes. In Gould RF, ed. Boron-Nitrogen Chemistry. Advances in Chemistry Series #42, 1964. Presented at the International Symposium on Boron-Nitrogen Chemistry, Duke University, 1963.
2. Hamann JR. On the Notion of Optimality in Theories and TheoryConstruction.
Scientia 1965; 59: 1
3. Giordano W, Hamann JR, Harkins JJ, Kaufman JJ. Quantum Mechanical Calculations of Stability in 2-PAM Conformers. Molecular Pharmacology 1967; 3: 307. Presented in part at the American Society of Pharmacology and Experimental Therapeutics Meetings, Mexico City, 1966.
4. Giordano W, Hamann JR, Harkins JJ, Kaufman JJ. Quantum Mechanically Derived Electron Distributions in the Conformers of 2-PAM. In Ariens EJ, ed. Physical–Chemical Aspects of Drug Action, 1968. Presented in part at the Third International Pharmacological Congress as “Electronic Distributions in the Pyridine Aldoxime Antagonists to Organophosphorus Intoxicants”, San Paulo, Brazil, 1966.
5. Hamann JR, Bianchi LM. A Note on the Relations Among Prior Probabilistic Decisions
the Path Probability Method, Optimal Entropy Inference, and Statistical Mechanics. ProgressTheoret. Phys. 1969; 42: 982.
6. Bianchi LM, Hamann JR. The Relational Formalism in Multicomponent Biosystems:
On the Interrelation Between Statistico-Mechanical and Stochastic Theories
(or Models). Math. Biosciences 1969; Presented at the Biophysical Society
AnnualMeeting, Los Angeles, California March, 1969).
7. Hamann JR, Bianchi LM. The Evolutionary Origin of Life: Preliminary Considerations
of Necessary and (Possibly) Sufficient Conditions. J. Theoret. Biol. 1970; 28: 489.
Also abstracted in Locker A, ed. The Proceedings of the Symposium on Biogenesis,
Evolution and Homeostasis. Springer-Verlag, 1971 under the title “On the Evolutionary
Origin of Life and the Definition of ‘Organism’: Relational Redundancies”.
8. Hamann JR, Bianchi LM. Stochastic Population Mechanics in the Relational Systems
Formalism: Volterra-Lotka Ecological Dynamics. J Theor. Biol. 1970; 28: 175.
9. Hamann JR, Hirst N, Northrop J, Sachs R. Relational Systems: A Review
Emphasizing “Whole (Wave; Field; Energy-Information) Part (Point;
Particle; AtomQuantum) Interrelations. This paper is a revision/updating of the prior
publication, Hamann JR, Lamb JC. Relational Systems: A Review Emphasizing Whole
(Field; Energy)/Part (Particles; Atom) Interrelations in Relational Life-Systems
Theories. Human Dimensions Journal 1978; 6: 20.
10. Hamann JR. Computational AutoGnomics: An Introduction. In Gudwin R & Queiroz J, eds. Semiotics and Intelligent Systems Development. Hershey, PA: Idea Group Inc., 2007.
11. Hamann, JR. “An AutoGnomic Intellisite”, in Encyclopedia of Information Science and Technology, Second ed. 2008; IGI Global, Hershey, PA 17033-1240, USA.
B.2. Selected Proprietary Enterprise
Releases
These
would include Business Plans, Investment Prospectuses, Promotional Materials
including PR, and all web-accessible media, most of the foregoing having links
through AutoGnomics Corporation and Affiliates.
Most significantly, however, Jon Ray Hamann directs all of the Intellectual Property Development and Protection Programs involving AutoGnomics as exemplified by issued and pending patents such as the following:
AutoGnomic decision
making system and method
USP
6,394,263
Semiotic decision making
system for responding to natural language queries
USP 6,389,406
System
and method for storing and accessing data in an interlocking trees datastore
USP 6,961,733
C.
Research and Technology Development and Commercial Deployment Support
C.1, Ongoing
Enterprises Financing
All
past and projected funding for proprietary Research and Technology Development
for Commercial Deployment has been and remains via private placement debt
and/or equity securities offerings compliant with SEC and other Federal and
State regulatory agencies. Provision of information regarding any such is
subject to the applicable rules pertaining to the specific offering.
C.2. Prior Research Support
Army Research
Programs Administration Sep 1965-Aug 1967
ARPA (now DARPA) contract to RIAS
Quantum Mechanical calculations of electron distributions
in the study of the chemistry of boron-nitrogen (e.g. aminoboranes) componds and
predicting properties of N,F Oxidizers
Role: Collaborator
U.S.
Army
Apr 1966-Dec 1966
U.S.A.
Edgewood Arsenal/RIAS
Quantum mechanical evaluation of the
mechanism of action of 2-PAM chlorides as nerve gas antidotes
Role:
Co-Principal Investigator
Veterans
Administration 1966
VA
Hospital, Brocton, MA
Theoretical
quantum pharmacology of the phenothiazines
Role: Principal Collaborator
U.S. Air Force
Jan
1966-May 1967
Air Force Cambridge Research Laboratory
Quantum
mechanical calculations on the NO+O (chemiluminescent) reaction in relation to
estimating upper atmosphere oxygen concentrations
Role: Co-Principal Investigator
National Science Foundation Jun 1967- Jun 1969NSF supported-Linguistic String Project-Institute for Computer Research in the Humanities, New York University, and University of Pennsylvania Linguistic
(transformational) methods for automated information retrieval of scientific
(chemical physics) discourseRole: Content
Expert
United Health Foundation of Western New York Apr 1969-Mar 1970 UHFWNY/CTB Theoretical
molecular pharmacology: Comparison of competing semi-rigorous quantum
mechanical methods of determining
three-dimensional intra-molecular electron distributions
Role:
Principal Investigator
NASA-American Institute of Biological
Sciences Jul 1969-Aug 1969
NASA-AIBS
Colloquium/CTB
First
international conference presentation of “relational biosystems” organized
through the Relational Systems Institute, CTB, as a sub-session on
“Self-reproducing Automata, Relational Systems and Cell Theory” at Colorado
State University, Fort Collins, CO
Role:
Subsession Co-Director and Presenter
U.S. Law Enforcement Assistance
Administration Jul 1975-Jul1976
LEAA/Department of Criminal Justice,
State University College at Buffalo
Evaluation of the Buffalo Municipal
Housing Authority Security Unit
Role: Research Methods Director
New York State Department of
Education
Jul 1980-Jun 1981
NYSDOE/Institute of Fundamental
Holistic Research
Youth
services linkage program-demonstrated a technology-augmented educational
emergent strategy in which 57 high school age juveniles on probation with fifth
grade or lower standard tested reading skills were raised an average of 2.5
grade levels in 9.5 weeks
Role:
Research Director
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JON RAY
HAMANN
“ORGANIZATIONAL
DEVELOPMENT, ADMINISTRATIVE, AND BUSINESS EXPERIENCE”
(Period from
1963-1993)
1990-
1993
Co-founder and Chief Executive Consultant, Phoenix Energy Corporation, for
the development and commercial exploitation of the RAM-Battery technology.
1989-1990
Founder, Member of the Board of Directors and
Director, Transglobal Battery Industries, Inc., for the exploitation of the
multi-cell battery ‘pack’ rights of the Reliable Power Storage of New York,
Inc. RAM-Battery license.
Founder and Director, Energy Technologies,
Inc., license by proposed assignment of Reliable Power Storage of New York,
Inc.’s RAM-Battery license (dissolved).
1984-1987
Chairman, President, and CEO, Reliable Power
Storage of New York, Inc., a power storage development finance and holding
company.
Vice President, Winegate House, Inc., an
organizational development and deal finding, evaluating, packaging, and
placement firm.
Founder, Chairman, and President, National
Founders Realty Inc. d/b/a Buffalo Holding Company, a development finance
holding company (1985-1987).
Director,
Multinet Inc., a real estate development company (1985-1987).
Chairman, Whole Earth Venture Group Inc., an
appropriate technology development
company (1985-1987).
Founder and Director, Barter Venture Group,
Inc., a trade venture capital and financial consulting firm (1985-1987).
Co-founder and Director, Conscious Realty of
Florida, Inc. (1985-1987).
Chairman and President, T.H.E. Institute,
Inc., a not-for-profit research, development and services organization (1985-1987).
Trustee and Member of the Board of Directors,
the Hawaiian Foundation of Molokai, A Trust, for the perpetuation of Hawaiian
culture and resources (1985-1987).
1980-1984
Founder and Partner, JET, a consulting group
for business start-ups; effected two leveraged buyouts and two start-ups of
small businesses (1983-1984).
Founder and President, Paradigm Enterprises,
Inc., a business trade development company
(1980-1984).
Founder and Member of the Board of Directors,
Holergy, Inc., an alternative energy systems manufacturing company (1982-1984).
Founder and Member of the Board of Directors,
The Paradigm Group, Inc., a private placement securities broker-dealer
(1982-1984).
Founder and Member of the Board of Directors,
Energy Consumers Discount Stores, Inc.,
the general partner corporation in an informational/communications/energy
products and services limited partnership (1981-1984).
Founder and Member of the Board of Direcotrs,
Digisign International, Inc., a digital sign manufacturing company (1981-1983).
1977-1979
Co-Founder and President, Institute of
Fundamental Holistic Research, Inc., a research, technological development, and
educational institute (1978-1979).
Executive Director and Member of the Board of
Directors, The Human Dimensions Institute, Inc., a research and educational
institute incorporated as a not-for-profit corporation under the Membership
Corporation Law of the State of New York, 1968 (1977-1979).
Associate Editor, Human Dimensions Journal,
and Viewletter, Human Dimensions Publications (1978-1979).
Organizational Consultant and Member of the
Board of Trustees, The Human Dimensions Center for Spiritual Living, Inc., a
spiritual ‘wholing’ center incorporated as a Free Church under the Religious
Corporations Law of the State of New York, 1975 (1978-1979).
1974-1976
Founder and Director, Relational Systems,
Inc., a research, technical services, and consulting firm. The Company was the
parent of various corporations composing he development of a holding
‘co-orporation’ including ‘Relational Science Labs, Inc.’ and a ‘homesteaders
cooperative movement’ in the Appalachian region of New York State, Included in
this latter were ‘Relational Farms and Mines, Inc.’ and ‘Norton Hollow Farms,
Inc.’. The Company also was the developer of ‘Buffaloville’, a planning project
for the evolution of an inner city ‘whole village’ (holoville).
1965-1974
Founder and Director Partner, Relate
(Relational Consultants, first organized in 1968), a business partnership
providing organization development services (1968-1974).
Founder and Director, Concept Technology, a
concept development and implantation company (1968-1974).
Founder and Director, Relational Systems
Institute, Center for Theoretical Biology (CTB), State University of New York
at Buffalo (SUNYAB), as a networking center for ‘Relational Systems’ research,
non-profit services, and education (1968-1972).
Charter Member of the Board of Directors,
Schuyler Development Corporation, a patent
development company (1965-1973).
ACADEMIC
EXPERIENCE
Co-organizer and lecturer, Graduate Seminar
on Sentencing, National College of the State Judiciary, University of Nevada,
Reno, Nevada (November, 1976)
Assistant Professor, Faculty-at-large, Faculty
of Natural Science and Mathematics (incorporating the departments of
Mathematics, Statistics, Physics and Astronomy, Geology, Chemistry, and
Biology), State University of New York at Buffalo (September, 1968 – August,
1970).
Founder and Director, Peripatetic College
(E), a unique experimental college at the State University o f New York at
Buffalo; having 70 instructors, 100 courses, and 1,000 students per term;
operated as a relational cooperative (September, 1968 – January, 1973)
Lecturer, The Colleges, Office of the Vice
President for Academic Development, State University of New York at Buffalo
(September, 1970-June, 1972)
Founder and Chairman, Symbolic Relational
Systems, Center for Theoretical Biology, State University of New York at
Buffalo (September, 1968 – January, 1973)
Founder and Chairman, Theoretical
Pharmacology, Center for Theoretical Biology,
State University of New York at Buffalo (September, 1967 – January,
1973)
Assistant Research Professor, Center for Theoretical
Biology and Department of Biophysical Sciences, School of Pharmacy, Faculty of
Health Sciences, State University of New York at Buffalo (September, 1967 –
August, 1968)
Associate Research Scientist, Chemistry
Department, New York University
(September, 1965 – August, 1967)
Research Assistant, Physics, Research
Institute for Advanced Studies, Baltimore, Maryland (Part time from June, 1961,
to February, 1962; full time from February, 1963 to March, 1965); Research
Associate (March, 1965 – August, 1965)
Health Physicist, United States Naval
Research Laboratory (Summer, 1959)
Instructor, Physics Department, South Dakota
State University
(September, 1958 – June, 1950)
Laboratory Technician, Plant Radiology,
University of Idaho
(November, 1955- June, 1959)
GRANTS,
CONTRACTS, AND CONSULTATION
Research Director, ‘Youth Services Linkage
Program’, New York State Department of
Education Contract, Managed by the Institute of Fundamental Holistic Research,
Inc. (July, 1980 – June, 1981)
Co-principle Investigator, ‘Evaluation of the
Buffalo Municipal Housing Authority Security Unit’, Law Enforcement Assistance
Administration (July, 1975 – July, 1976)
Principle Investigator, ‘Theoretical
Molecular Pharmcology: Quantum Mechanical Studies’, United Health Foundation of
Western New York (April, 1969 – March, 1970)
Principal Investigator, ‘Quantum Mechanical
Calculation on the NO+O (Chemiluminescent) Reaction’, U.S. Air Force (January,
1966 – May, 1967)
Co-principal Investigator, ‘A Quantum
Mechanical Evaluation of the Mechanism of Action of 2 PAM Chloride and
Analogs’. U.S.A. Edgewood Arsenal Contract to RIAS, U.S. Army (April, 1966 –
December, 1966)
Consultant, ‘Linguistic Methods for Automated
Information Retrieval for Scientific (Chemical Physics) Discourse’, NSF
supported ‘Linguistic String Project’, Institute for Computer Research in the
Humanities, New York University and University of Pennsylvania, National
Science Foundation
Consultant, ‘Theoretical Pharmacology of the
Phenothiazines’, V.A. Hospital, Baltimore, Maryland, Army Research Programs
Administration (September, 1965 – August, 1967)
Consultant, ‘Theoretical Chemistry’, Research
Institute for Advanced Studies, Baltimore, Maryland, Army Research Programs
Administration (September, 1965 – August, 1967)
CONFERENCE
ADMINISTRATION AND INSTRUCTION
Lecturer; the first international
presentation of relational systems applied to the ‘structure of science’,
presented via a post-graduate course (LI 705) offered through the Peripatetic
College (E), State University of New York at Buffalo (October, 1969)
Subsession Co-director and Lecturer; the
first international conference on relational biosystems was organized through
Symbolic Relational Systems, Center for Theoretical Biology , as a subsession
on ‘Self-reporducing Automata, Relational Systems nad Cell Theory’, within the
NASA-AIBS Colloquium on the ‘Theoretical Biology of the Cell’, Colorado State
University, Fort Collins, Colorado (July 13 – August 15, 1969)
Session Co-Chairperson, ‘II. Academic Government’;
Session Chairman, ‘IV. Curricula’; See the Report on the Continuing Conference
on the Future. I. Aspects of Education, Multimedia, Utopia, Center for
Theoretical Biology, State University of New York at Buffalo (April 21 – 24,
1969)
AFFILIATIONS
Farmers Union
Society of Sigma Xi
American Association of University Professors
American Association for the Advancement of Science
New York Academy of Science
Society for Natural Philosophy
POLITICAL
ACTIVITIES
Founder and Chairman, ‘Committee for
Political Action’, Baltimore, Maryland, (1960-1961). Thoreauian Libertarian analysis and
action.
Advisor, ‘Voice Party’, New York City (1966).
Action group for effecting relevant student participation in academic
decision-making.
Co-founder and Cooperant, ‘Salt of the
Earth’, Buffalo, N.Y. (February, 1969 – January, 1973). Relational strategy and
tactics development in the experimental college movement.
Father and birthing coach, Homebirth of last
four children and Home Schooling of last three children
EDITORIAL
ADVISEMENT
Reviewer (referee) of selected technical
papers for various journals and books for publication.
DESIGN
OF CURICULA AND DEGREE PROGRAMS
(PERIPATETIC
COLLEGE (E))
MultiCoRelational Systems: Symbolic and
Actional – a course on symbolic (philosophical, formal, scientific, humanistic,
artistic, theological, and symbolized action) and actional (societal,
organizational, research, technological, recreational, religious, and
educational) aspects of relational systems.
Everything, Something, and Nothing –
introductory course on relational philosophy
Science: Order and Disorder – introductory
course on the relational foundations of science
Natural Science and Mathematics – advanced
course on aspects of relational formalisms and relational sciences
Theories of Self – tutorials on relational
theories of psychosystems
Independent Study on MultiCoRelational
Systems – self directed study for credit
Creative (Relational) Education – an ad hoc (individualized)
degree process via Peripatetic College (E) based on self-directed study with
concentration on ‘relational systems’
EDUCATIONAL
EXPERIENCE
Graduate:
Johns Hopkins University (1959-1963)
South Dakota State University (1959)
Undergraduate:
South Dakota State University (1955-1956;
1957 – 1959)
Dakota Wesleyan University (1956-1957)
University of Idaho (1954 – 1955)
Grade and High School
Lane Independent Consolidated School, Lane,
South Dakota (1942-1954)
Continuing
New York University (1965-1966)
Correspondence:
Kansas City Life Insurance Company (1957)
Institutes and Colloquia:
Winter Institute in Quantum Chemistry, Solid
State Physics, Quantum Biology – Symposium, Sanibel Island, Florida (January,
1966; January, 1967)
NASA Colloquium in Theoretical Biology on the
‘Application of Thermodynamics and Statistical Mechanics to Biology’.
Northwestern Michigan College, Traverse City, Michigan (July 1 – 31, 1968)
SUMMARY
OF SOME OTHER MISCELLANEOUS EXPERIENCE
All aspects of farming from migrant farm
laborer through sharecropping farmer using draft horses for power to highly
mechanized agriculture; broke and trained horses as an assistant to my Father;
modest skills in farm medicine.
Worked as mechanic, machinist’s helper,
blacksmith’s assistant, all aspects of construction, truck driver and heavy
equipment operator, power plant engineer’s assistant, railroad line worker,
hospital orderly, horticulturalist’s aide in landscape design, livestock
auction animal attendant, blue grass harvester, cafeteria cook, waiter,
welder’s assistant, fruit picker, vegetable gardener, etc.
RECOGNITIONS
University Fellowship, Johns Hopkins University (1959-1963)
American Association of University Professors
American Association for the Advancement of Science
New York Academy of Science
Society for Natural Philosophy
Society of Sigma XI
SELECTED WRITINGS
Books (Contributions to):
J.J. Kaufman and J.R.
Hamann, ‘LCAO-MO Calculations on Boron Compounds. I. Aminoboranes”, Boron-Nitrogen
Chemistry (Advances in Chemistry Series #42), Ed., R.F. Gould (1964).
Presented at the International Symposium on Boron-Nitrogen Chemistry, Duke
University, 1963.
J.J. Kaufman, L.
Burnelle and J.R. Hamann, ‘The Feasibility of Predicting Properties of N, F,
Oxidizers by Quantum Chemical Calculations’, written up in Chem. and
Engineering News, 1965. Published in Advanced Propellant Chemistry.
(Advances in Chemistry Series #44), Ed., R.F. Gould (1966), presented before
the American Chemical Society, Detroit, Michigan, 1966.
W.Giodano, J.R.
Hamann, J.J. Harkins and J.J. kaufman, “Quantum Mechanically Derived Electron
Distributions in the Conformers of 2-PAM”, Physical-Chemical Aspects of Drug
Action, Ed., E.J. Ariens (1968). Presented in part at the
ThirdInternational Pharmacological Congtess as “Electronic Distributions in the
Pyridine Aldoxime Antagonists to Organophosphorus Intoxicants”, San Paulo,
Brazil 1966.
L.M. Bianchi and J.R.
Hamann, “Relational Hierarchies in Biosystem Theories”, published in Mathematical
Theories in the Life Sciences; proceeding of a symposium at Kingston,
Ontario, June 12-13, 1969.
J.R. Hamann and L. M.
Bianchi, ‘On the Evolutionary Origin of Life and the Definition of ‘Organism’;
Relational Redundancies”; abstracted in the Proceedings of the Symposium by
Correspondance entitled Biogenesis, Evolution and Homeostasis, Ed. A.
Locker (Springer-Verlag, 1971).
G. Adoff and
J.R.Hamann, “A Model for the Analysis of Sentencing Decisions in the Criminal
Justice System; in Sentencing and Probation: A Textbook for National Trial
Judges, University of Nevada, Reno Nevada,1974.
J. R. Hamann. Computational AutoGnomics: An Introduction. In Gudwin R ; Queiroz J, eds. Semiotics and Intelligent Systems Development.
Hershey, PA: Idea Group Inc., 2007.
J. R. Hamann, “An
AutoGnomic Intellisite”, in Encyclopedia of Information Science
and Technology, Second ed. 2008;
IGI Global, Hershey,
PA 17033-1240, USA, 2008.
Papers:
Published and/or Presented at National or International Meetings
For a partial review of relational systems
research, see J.R. Hamann and J. C. Lamb, ‘Relational Systems: A Review
Emphasizing Whole (Field; Energy)/Part (Particles; Atom) Interrelations in
Relational Life-Systems Theories”, Human Dimensions Journal 6, No. 2, 20
(1978).
Philosophy:
J.R.
Hamann, ‘On the Notion of Optinality in Theories and Theory Construction’,
Scientia 59, 1 (1965).
Formalisms:
J.R.
Hamann, J.C. Lamb and James P. Issacs, ‘On the Multiple Realizations of the
Maximum Systemic Probability Principle’, Quarterly Bulletin Center for
Theoretical Biology. 5, #2, 197 (1972).
Science
– Physics:
J.R.
Hamann, ‘On Optimal-Entropy-Inference in the Statistical Mechanics of
Time-dependent Phenomena’, Nuovo Climento Supp. 6, 1102 (1968).
J.R.
Hamann and L.M. Bianchi, ‘A Note on the Relations Among Prior Probabilistic
Decisions, The Path Probability Method, Optimal Entropy Inference, and
Statistical Mechanics’, Progress Theoret. Phys. 42, 982 (1969).
J.R.
Hamann and L.M. Bianchi, ‘Irreversibility: Relational Explication” and read at
the Biophysical Society Annual Meeting, Baltimore, Maryland (February, 1970).
Science
– Chemistry:
J.J.
Kaufman and J.R. Hamann, ‘LCAO-MO Calculations on Boron Compounds. H.
Heteroaromatic Boron Compounds’, presented at the American Chemical Society
National Meeting, New York (1963).
J.J.
Kaufman and J.R. Hamann, ‘Some Theoretical Aspects of Charge-transfer
Complexes. I. LCAO-MO Calculations of Various Electron Acceptors’, presented
before the Division of Physical Chemistry at the American Chemical Society
National Meeting, Denver,
Colorado (1964).
J.J.
Kaufman and J.R. Hamann, ‘LCAO-MO Calculations on Boron Compounds. IV.
Stabilities of Heteroaromatic Boron Compunds’, presented before the Division of
Inorganic Chemistry at the American Chemical Society National Meeting,
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania (1964).
J.J.
Kaufman and J.R. Hamann, ‘Some Theoretical
Aspects on Bonding in N-F Compounds. II. Covalent N-F Compounds’,
presented before the Division of Fluorene Chemistry at the American Chemical
Society National Meeting, Chicago, Illinois (1964).
J.J.
Kaufman, L. Burnelle and J.R. Hamann, ‘Theoretical and Quantum Chemistry of N,
O, F Compounds’, presented at an ARPA contractors’ meeting, RIAS,
Baltimore, Maryland
(1964).
J.R.
Hamann and W. Giordano, ‘Independent=Particle Models in Semiempirical Quantum
Theory. I. LCAO-MO Models Neglecting Explicit Inclusion of Electron
Interaction’, presented before the fall meeting of the American Chemical
Society,
Division of Physical Chemistry, N.Y. (1966).
Science
– Quantum Biochemistry:
R.
Rein, N.Fukuda, G.S. Clarke, J.R. Hamann, and F.E. Harris, ‘Comparative Study
of Total Valence Electron Molecular Orbital Models: Applications to the
Nuceotide Bases, Water, and the Water Dimer’, paper presented at the
Biophysical Society Meetings
(Spring, 1968).
R.Rein, N. Fukuda,
G.S. Clarke, J.R. Hamann and F.E. Harris, ‘Comparative Study of Total Valence
Electron Molecular Orbital Models: Nucleotide Bases’, paper presented at the
American Chemical Society Meeting (Spring, 1968).
J.
Olsen, and J.R. Hamann, ‘Dipolar Ion of Phenylalanine: Conformational Analysis
and Electronic Structure’, Journal of
Theoretical Biology 28, 195 (1970).
Science
– Quantum Pharmacology:
W.
Giordano, J.R. Hamann, J.J. Harkins and J.J. Kaufman, ‘Quantum Mechanical
Calculations of Stability in 2-PAM Conformers’, Molecular Pharmacology 3, 307
(1967). Presented in part at the American Society of Pharmacology and
Experimental Therapeutics Meetings, Mexico City, July, 1966, as ‘Conformational
Isomerism in the Pyridine Aldoxime Antagonists to Organophosophorous
Intoxicants’. Also published in a slightly revised form as ‘Confomational
Analysis in 2-Formyl-1-Methyl Pyridinium Aldoxime Cation
by Extended Huckel
Molecular Orbital Calculations’,
Edgewood Arsenal Technical Report, EATR 4057
(1967).
J.R. Hamann, W.
Gordano, and J. Olsen, ‘Quantum Mechanical Calculations on the Pyridine
Aldoximes: the CNDO/2 Model’, presented before the American Society of Pharmacology
and Experimental Therapeutics, Washington, D.C. (August, 1967).
J.R. Hamann, W.
Giordano, and J. Olsen, ‘Quantum Mechanical Calculations on the Pyridine
Aldoximes: Comparative Evaluation f othe HMO, PPP and XHMO Models’, presented
before the fall meeting of the American Chemical Society, Division of Medicinal
Chemistry, Chicago, Illinois (September, 1967).
J.R, Hamann, L.M.
Bianchi and W. Giordano, ‘A Program in Theoretical Pharmacology’, Quarterly
Bulletin Center for Theoretical Biology 2, 115 (1969).
Science
– Biology:
L.M.
Bianchi and J.R. Hamann, ‘The Relational Formalish in Multicomponent
Biosystems: On the Interrelation Between
Statistico-Mechanical and Stochastic Theories (or Models); presented at
the Biophysical Society Annual Meeting, Los Angeles, California (March, 1969).
Math. Biosciences 5, 277 (1969).
J.R. Hamann and L.M.
Bianchi, ‘Prejudical Report on the Michigan Colloquium on the Application of
Thermodynamics and Statistical Mechanics to Biology’, Quarterly Bulletin Center
for Theoretical Biology 1, #3, 76 (1968).
L.M. Bianchi and J.R.
Hamann, ‘The Evolutionary Origin of Life:
Preliminary Considerations of
Necessary and 9possibly) Sufficient Conditions’,
Journal of Theoretical Biology
28, 489 (1970).
J.R. Hamann, ‘On the
Fundamental Intersystemic Relations for Biosystems’,
Quarterly Bulletin Center
for Theoretical Biology 4, 59 (1971).
L.M. Bianchi and J.R.
Hamann, ‘Neural Nets as Relational Systems’,
Quarterly Bulletin Center for
Theoretical Biology 1, 81 (1968).
Science
– Psychology and Sociology:
J.S. Rowe, Jr. and
J.R. Hamann, ‘Hierarchical Control of Blacks: A Relational Analysis with an
Emphasis on Possible Decontrol Processes’, paper presented first at the
‘Conference on Black Youth’, Louisville, KY (1976).
G. Adoff, K.
Davidson, and J.R. Hamann, ‘Evaluation of the Buffalo Municipal Housing
Authority Security Unit’, Final Report, Law Enforcement Assistance
Administration (1976).
Science
– Ecology:
J.R. Hamann and L.M.
Bianchi, ‘Stochastic Population Mechanics in the Relational Systems Formalism:
Volterra-Lotka Ecological Dynamics’,
Journal of Theoretical Biology. 28, 175
(1970).
Humanities:J.R. Hamann and L.M. Bianchi, ‘A (Relational) Hierarchical Theory of Language: Prolegomenon’, paper presented at ‘An Informal interdisciplinary Conference On Language Theory and The Theory of Signs’, sponsored by Peripatetic College (E),
State University of New York at Buffalo (October, 1969)
Symbols in Action – Education:
J.R. Hamann, L.M. Bianchi, and Martin Meyer, “Relational Teaching’,
Quarterly Bulletin Center for Theoretical Biology. 2, 31 (1969).
Writings (in process):
J. R. Hamann, Relational Metamorphogenesis:
A synthesis of the experiential/experimental and conceptual
foundations of relational systems.
J.R.Hamann, Probable Inference: Probability, Entropy and Inductive Logic.
An annotated summary of the formal development of
maximum systemic probability (maximum entropy) theory.
R.Elated, Where Have All The Flowers Gone? A posterbook on the first relational educational experimental organization, the Peripatetic College (E).
Papers
Distributed Cooperatively Through the ‘Relational Systems Institute’
J.R.Hamann, ‘On the Logical Foundations of
Semi-empiricism’
.
J.R. Hamann, ‘Toward
a Relational Philosophical Psychology:
Notes on a Personal Relationalism’.
J.R. Hamann, ‘On the
Notion of Reciprocity in Moral Philosophy’.
L.M. Bianchi and J.R.
Hamann, ‘Education: Toward a Relational Synthesis’.
J.R. Hamann, ‘On the
Foundations of Generalized Probability’.
J.R. Hamann, ‘A
Unified (Relational) Probabalistic Foundation Underlying both the Equilibrium
and Non-equilibrium Aspects of the Phenomonological Level of the Theory of
Quantum Fluids’.
J.R. Hamann and W.
Giordano, ‘On the Foundations of the
Notion of Electronegativity’.
J.R. Hamann and W.
Giordano, ‘On the Constrained Minimum Energy Method and the Inferential
Foundations of Semi-empirical Quantum Theory”.
J.R. Hamann,
‘Stochastic Theory of Chemiluminescent Systems.
I. Optimal-Entropy Formulation
in a Markov System’.
J.R. Hamann, W.
Giordano, and J. Olsen, ‘Comparative Evaluation of Pi-Electron and
Total
Valence Electron Models’.
J.R. Hamann and W.
Giordano, ‘Chemohabituation: Outline of a General Theory’.
J.R. Hamann and W.
Gordano, ‘A Note on the Charge on Nitrogen in Quaternary Ammonium and
Pyridinium Cations’.
J.R. Hamann, W.
Giordano, B. Calesnick, J.J. Kaufman, and J.J. Harkins, ‘Comparison of the
Quantum Mechanically Determined Electronic Structure of the Three Pyridinium
Oxime isomers (2-PAM, 3-PAM, and 4-PAM)’.
J.R. Hamann and J.C.
Lamb, ‘Relational Biosystems Theory:
Formal Foundations of the Bion/Biofield
Hypothesis’.
J.R. Hamann and L.M.
Bianchi, ‘Symbolic Relational Systems:
The Multilevel Approach to the Central
Nervous System’.
J.R. Hamann, ‘A Note
on the Foundations of Democratic Decision Making’.
J.R. Hamann and L.M.
Bianchi, ‘A Hierarchical Theory of Language’.
J.R. Hamann, A.
Ferullo and D. Cohen, ‘Relational Art’.
R.Elated (J.R.
Hamann, D. Cohen and L.M. Bianchi, Eds),
‘Individually Designed (Independent)
Study to
Let Each Become All He Is Capable of Being’.
W. Giordano, J.R.
Hamann, J. C. Lamb, and J.P. Issacs,
‘Trace Atomic Elements in the Detection,
Preventon
and Treatment of Coronary Disease’.
W. Giordano, J.R.
Hamann, J.C. Lamb, and J.P. Issacs, ‘Trace Atomic Elements in the Detection,
Prevention, and Treatment of Cancer’.
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THE RELATIONISTS
(the leaders of the Relational (R)Evolution in Gobal Society)
This Post (MIND TRUST) will be updated as frequently as needed to maintain a reasonably representative (certainly not exhaustively inclusive) list of Renowned/Distinguished Experts with links to the conversation ongoing herein from which we can expect the self-identification of a Community to emerge as THE RELATIONALISTS.
ROBERT ROSEN
Whenever I decide to expose an idea which I think/believe/hope is "new, unique and possibly of some value", the mine field I fear to tread is the uncertainty of what greater minds might have been here before me. Robert and I both arrived at the newly formed (by James F. Danielli, a former mentor of mine to whom I remain in forever-debt for his patient tolerance of this uncultured farmer) Center for Theoretical Biology at the State University of New York at Buffalo during the intellectually charged period of the late 1960's. Although Robert and I were colleagues in the broader purposes of the Center, my embyonic meanderings through my intuitions regarding the notion of "relation" seemed to me not to be formally adequate for a dialog with this already renowned expert in "relational mathematics", in particular, "relational biology". I expect now, however, to re-visit Robert's work frequently as this Blog unfolds, albeit I fear my trepidations of indequacy will remain unabated. I wish though this could have been a live dialog.
Initiating Acknowlegement
The efforts to be drawn on herein obviously rest on a plethora of contributions of others, most of which will not be cited in this Blog by choice, or by inadvertent omission or by ignorance of the author (the most likely predominating cause). There are two contributors, however, to the foundations of mathematical/logical/theoretical developments during the 20th century, Richard Threlkeld Cox and George Spencer-Brown, who will be featured. Spencer-Brown (Spencer-Brown 1969) originated a foundation for mathematics/logic from the common sense assumption of distinction with the primal distinction being the drawing of a boundary by which (signitorily) something (an order) is created from nothing particular. Cox (Cox 1961) showed that given an order it dictates a methodology that can be used to generalize the order (formalized as a lattice, an algebra, etc.) to a calculus by relying on relations of consistency with the order to derive the laws of the calculus. Cox’s work experienced its initial exposure relative to Maximum Entropy Theory through the monumental efforts of Edwin T. Jaynes and Myron Tribus in a critical climate “intent” on preventing it. But finally herein, and with no expressed bias regarding relative value by way of the ordering of the following list of researchers, the contributions of Cox and/or Spencer-Brown as presently being evolved are due in large part to Robert L. Fry, Kevin H. Knuth, Richard G.Shoup, and William Bricken. All in the know will recognize, not just their ideas, but the outright “borrowing” of pieces of their original text which may appear without proper specific acknowledgement.
