Telesio - Galilei Academy of Science

The story of the foundation of the new British and International Academy of Science the Telesio-Galilei Academy of Science, began in the middle of 2007, when geoscientist and philosopher Francesco Fucilla, had the vision of founding a new scientific institution in Britain soon after his visit to the Italian-American physicist and mathematician Ruggero Maria Santilli.
The Academy has a Board of Directors with a President, Vice President, Chairman, Deputy Chairman and 2 Secretaries, and an Advisory board whose task is to identify important work in science and to award Gold Medals and prizes every year.
Founder: Francesco Fucilla
President: Jeremy Dunning-Davies
Chairman: Myron W. Evans (proposer of the Einstein-Cartan-Evans theory)
Naming
Initially, Francesco Fucilla had named the academy in honour of the Italian Physicist Ruggero Maria Santilli, that is “ The Santilli-Galilei Association on Scientific Truth” but it was very soon realised that it could be deemed inappropriate by many to include the name of a living scientist in the title of a serious scientific institution. In the same way, the Myron Evans University suddenly became the Maxwell-Einstein University (two scientists, by the way, who are regularly derided by the TGA-AIAS 'axis'). Hence, in August 2008 the name of the academy was changed to The Telesio-Galilei Academy of Science, soon after the first ceremony at which Gold Medals of the academy were awarded to people for their scientific work.
Short History
The Telesio-Galilei Academy of Science was established to promote and support advanced research in science; and to further international collaboration in science.
In 2007 The Association consisted of a dozen members such as Francesco Fucilla with Jeremy Dunning-Davies, and Diego Lucio Rapoport, but by 2008 it reached over 100 international research scientists from universities around the world who joined by 2009 have produced many interesting ideas in theoretical physics. Two of these ideas are free energy (perpetual motion) and contrabary (anti-gravity). Most scientists would have immediately scrapped their theory if it predicted such anomalies, but the TGA-AIAS axis has instead taken the courageous step of founding a company in order to develop those particular 'fruits' of their theory.
In June 2008 Telesio Galilei Academy formed its advisory board and awarded 11 Gold Medals for Physics, and Mathematics at Craig y Nos Castle in Wales, to American, British, Norwegian, Spanish, Mexican, Portuguese, Israeli, and Australian scientists.
In June 2009 Telesio Galilei Academy awarded 9 Gold medals, for Physics, Mathematic, BioPhysics, and Chemistry in 2 separate award ceremonies, one in Yalta in the Crimea and in London, England to scientists, from China, Israel, UK, Italy, Australia and Russia.
In 2009 many institutes From France, Switzerland, Russia, Ukraine have joined The Telesio-Galilei Academy , and with them the creation of a new department of Biophysics.
Aims and Goals
The Telesio-Galilei Academy of Science has been set up to offer support and
encouragement in the quest for scientific truth. It is hoped that it will catalyze research in the
foundations of physics, chemistry, biology and, eventually, in all other scientific fields.
Particular emphasis will be given to supporting innovative ideas consistent with current
knowledge and paradigms, but with promise of leading to new deeper understanding.
The ideas involved in such research may not be always in precisely the same direction as
existing ideas and may, at times, challenge them, and, therefore, they may not be able to
attract support from conventional sources. Hence, one aim of the Academy is to support
and encourage original research which is not necessarily restricted to ideas, subjects or
methods currently receiving emphasis.
However, it is not always possible to recognize the value of new directions without
connecting them to what has been achieved already in the sciences. The support and
encouragement of such innovative ideas, which are not at the centre of the present development
of existing paradigms, is a rather delicate matter to contemplate, and carries
with it serious responsibilities which may be dealt with only through experience and judgement.
Accordingly, in all cases, the worthiness of the research and its consistency with
current knowledge will be judged by a selection of referees and an Advisory Board of well
established experts open to new ideas.
There are many examples to be found in scientific history where courageous departures
from conventional perceptions have resulted in remarkable, even revolutionary, progress;
from the Copernican revolution to Newton's realization that velocity was not the all important
quantity in mechanics, to Einstein's introduction of the ideas of both special
and general relativity, to the introduction of the quantum theory. All these examples, and
many more, have resulted in our possessing a much deeper and broader understanding of
nature and our Universe, but all were initially somewhat revolutionary in the eyes of many
at the time.
Initially, an awards program is under way to implement this ideal. Eventually, it is
hoped that there will be some funding of special projects which could assist in the development
of new concepts that can attract, or increase, support from mainstream scientists and
funding agencies. Through such support, the Academy aims to provide a bridge between
newly developing concepts and existing paradigms, creating synergy between them that
can be beneficial for growth in concert with existing theories, or in totally new directions.
Further, part of the role of the Telesio - Galilei Academy of Science in encouraging
innovative programmes in a wide range of scientific fields will be to draw public attention
to these efforts and to any results obtained. This, it is hoped, will increase
comprehension by a wider audience of the problems and also help develop a wider
support base.
The Academy is devoted to supporting and strengthening humankind's natural inclination
and desire to pose deeper and deeper questions with a truly open mind!
Publications
Since its formation dozens of papers have been produced by the Academy Fellow members, to mention few:
*Potential Anti-symmetry Equations of Electromagnetic and Gravitational Theory
*Einstein Cartan Evans (ECE) Theory of The Rest Fermion
*Orbital Dynamics in Terms of Spacetime Angular Momentum
*The Link Between Space-Time Torsion In ECE Theory and The Theory of Angular Momentum
*Criticisms of Black Hole Theory
*Explanation for the cosmological red shift
*Derivation of the gravitational red shift from the theorem of orbits
*Spin connection resonance in the Faraday disk generator
*A new theory of light deflection due to gravitation
*The fundamental origin of curvature and torsion
*Rank three tensors in unified gravitation and electrodynamics
*Line element for a radiating electron in a generally covariant unified field theory
Senior Members
*Prof. Serguei Maratovich Korotaev (Physicist and mathematician)
*Prof. Franco Selleri (Physicist)
*Prof. Elizabeth A. Rauscher (Scientist)
*Prof. Richard Amoroso (Scientist)
*Prof. EduardTrukhan (Scientist)
*Prof. Vladimir Khoroshkov (Scientist)
*Prof. Simon Schnoll (Scientist)
*Prof. Eugene Gloriozov (Scientist)
*Prof. Mikail Zhadin (Biophysicist)
*Prof. Natalia Bobkova (Biophysicist)
*Prof. Victor Martynyuk (Scientist)
*Prof. Simon Berkovich (Physicist)
*Prof. Dirk Schadach (Physicist)
*Prof. Spomenka Kobe (Physicist)
*Prof. A.C. Cefalas (Physicist)
*Prof. Bernard Lavenda (Physicist)
*Prof. Roberto Mignani (Physicist)
*Prof. Chen-I-Wan (Scientist)
*Prof. Tolga Yarman (Physicist)
*Prof. Luis Alfonso Dominquez Carballo (Physicist)
*Prof. Christos Tsolkas (Physicist)
*Prof. Jorge Guala-Valverde (Physicist)
*Prof. C.Y. Lo (Physicist)
*Prof. Jiang. C. -X (Physicist and Mathematician)
*Prof. Michael Duffy (Physicist)
*Prof. Laurent Schadeck (Mathematician)
*Prof. Robert Pope (Scientist)
*Prof. Masaaki Takarada (Scientist)
*Prof. Athanassios Nassikas (Physicist)
*Prof. Ballari Chakrabarti (Physicist)
*Prof. Julio Saucedo (Physicist)
*Prof. Aboubakr Bayoumi (Mathematician)
*Prof. Yuri Nechaev (Physicist)
*Prof. Dimitris Sourlas (Physicist)
*Prof. Asterios Jannussis (Physicist)
*Prof. Constantin Udriste (Mathematician)
*Prof. Joseph Smulsky (Mechanician - Mathematician - Physicist)
*Prof. Martin Cloonan (Physicist)
*Prof. Pinchas Mandell (Physicist)
*Prof. Thomas Vougiouklis (Mathematician)
*Prof. Aparajita Bhattacharya (Phisicist)
*Prof. Nizar Hamdan (Physicist)
*Prof. Jose Croca (Physicist)
*Prof. Epifanio Cruz-Zaragoza (Nuclear-Physicist)
*Prof. Alwyn van der Merwe (Physicist)
*Prof. Nejat Veziroglu (Physicist - Engineer)
*Prof. Piero Quercia (Physicist)
*Prof. Jose Luis Lopez-Bonilla (Physicist)
*Prof. Raul Perez-Enriquez (Physicist)
*Prof. Juan Nunez Valdes (Mathematician)
*Prof. Francesco Fucilla, Scientist and Founding Father
*Prof. Myron Evans, Chairman and Executive Director (Physicist - Mathematician)
*Prof. Jeremy Dunning-Davies, President (Physicist - Mathematician)
*Prof. Horst Eckardt, Vice President (Scientist)
*Prof. Kiril Chukanov, General Secretary (Scientist)
*Prof. Diego Lucio Rapoport, (Physicist Mathematician)
*Prof. Lawrence Paul Horwitz, (Physicist Mathematician)
Awards
Award 2010
Telesio Galilei Laureates in 2010:
* Franco Selleri
* Aboubakr Bayoumi
* Roberto Mignani
* Diego Lucio Rapoport
* Richard Amoroso
Award 2009
Telesio Galilei Laureates in 2009:
* Chris Illert
* Bernard Lavenda
* Horst Eckardt
* Robert Pope
* Jiang Chun-Xuan
* Mikhail Zhadin
* Eduard Trukhan
* Vladimir Khoroshkov
* Simon Shnoll
Award 2008
Santilli Galilei Laureates in 2008
* Stein Johansen
* Raul Perez-Enriquez
* Turhan Veziroglu
* Jose Croca
* Jeremy Dunning-Davies
* Lawrence Paul Horwitz
* Stephen Crothers
* Myron W. Evans
* Alwyn van der Merwe
* Juan Nunez Valdes

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