The Man Behind the Technology

Dr. Yury Interview Dr. Yury Khronopulo was educated at one of the world's premier schools in the area of the physics of nonlinear vibrations, Gorki University (former USSR), and earned his Post Doctorate degree at Russia's leading Research Institute, Lebedev's Institute of Physics, Moscow. Dr. Khronopulo was one of the leading researchers and theoreticians heading up research on high frequency electromagnetic vibrations, laser physics and nonlinear optics. He began his career as a researcher in the Radioelectronics Design Bureau, where he invented and designed a new type of decimeter wavelength generator and antenna. After finishing post-graduate school Yuri Khronopulo worked for over ten years as a senior scientist and the head of a group of theoreticians in the Academic Institute of Radiotechnics and Electronics. He combined that work with being at the head of a group of experimenters in Moscow University. After defending his Post-Doctorate dissertation, Dr. Khronopulo was for eight years the chief of the laboratory in the Department of Dye-Lasers of the Institute of Organic Dyes, Moscow. He also has taught Bachelor and Doctorate students in a variety of courses in nonlinear optics, quantum electronics and quantum mechanics, and also served as dissertation adviser to Ph.D. students. Dr. Khronopulo has been a leader outside academics as well. In 1982, together with ten other Russian dissidents, he organized the first independent movement in the history of Russia for trust and peace between Russia and the Western world called the "Trust Group." In 1987 Dr. Khronopulo was again part of Russian history when he chaired the Disarmament Section of the first "Moscow International Symposium for Humanitarian Problems." This was broadcast around the world. Dr. Khronopulo was persecuted by the KGB and Russian authorities for his social activities. He was finally able to immigrate as a political refugee to the US in 1988, arriving in this country with $150 and a suitcase to start a new life in America. Inventor, theoretician, Human Rights activist and organizer, his scientific achievements include: Development of the comprehensive theory of quantum nonlinear interaction of coherent LM field with atoms and molecules. Co-authored the definitive book in his field titled Nonlinear Resonant Interactions of Light with Matter based on his theories, and published in several languages. His book is used at universities around the world. Published over 75 articles on the interaction of light and matter. Design of antennas and generators of EM field (including an antenna patented in the US). Development of theory of multiphoton lasers and laser-stimulated chemical reactions. Unraveling a series of nonlinear optics phenomena, which had puzzled scientists for years. Development of the first in the world four-photon tunable laser frequency converter in infrared range. Subtle Energy researcher for over 20 years. Ten of those years were spent in a scientific underground network in Russia. Shortly after coming to the US, Dr. Khronopulo began working on inventing a generator that could generate subtle energy. Once that was accomplished he started experimenting with different patterns of subtle energy and was able to formulate patterns that would address specific psychological, physiological and spiritual applications. The next step was to design equipment for imprinting these patterns on various substances. He made his first such device in 1993 and has been working steadily since then on refining the technology. Dr. Khronopulo has used his equipment to imprint energy patterns onto a wide variety of substances and has been experimenting with different applications of diverse patterns.