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Sheldon Breiner, geophysicist, exploration and research of the earth. Remote sensing for mineral and cultural resources through airborne, oceanographic, land based geophysical surveying. Pioneer in unconventional applications of magnetometers, archaeology (Olmec, Sybaris, galleons), earthquakes, sunken objects, military, security, invented gun detector. Inventor: patents in oil exploration, Internet, cell phone, traffic safety. Scientific papers on creation of Internet, mass extinction, cause of Alzheimer’s, earthquake prediction. Writing thriller on virus to hold US hostage, created 500-picture slideshow DVD, Stanford Ambience.

His Ph.D. dissertation was on the subject of earthquake prediction on the San Andreas fault in California and Japan. His M.S. research resulted in the first quantitative method and device for using a magnetometer for exploration and mapping of oil and gas deposits from aircraft and ships, an idea which he later patented. Lecturer, board of non-profits. Serial entrepreneur starting several high tech companies Mar 09. BS, MS, PHD, all Geophysics Stanford. Ran ten marathons, skiing, hiking, photography, traveled to over 100 countries. Sheldon@breiner.com

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