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Dr. Fred Lane Martin is an accomplished engineer and researcher with a deep-rooted passion for energy science and technology. He pursued his academic career at East Tennessee State University and the University of Tennessee, culminating in a Ph.D. in Energy Science and Engineering from the Bredesen Center.
Dr. Martin's professional journey has been marked by diverse roles and significant contributions. He has been a lecturer in the Electrical Engineering and Computer Science department at the University of Tennessee, sharing his knowledge and passion with students. His expertise in patent law is evidenced by his work since 2013 as a patent agent with PC Consulting and his successful prosecution of several patents, including an invention titled "A High-Powered Microwave Weapon System." Dr. Martin also dedicated over a decade to leading research and development at Southwire Company as division Director of R&D. Furthermore, he held the position of VP of Engineering at Designer Image Technologies, where he spearheaded the development and patenting of the world's first spherical inkjet printing machine with planar to spherical conversion. Dr. Martin's research pursuits have yielded impressive results. He was the principal investigator on an infrared camera-based monitoring project and co-developed a high-efficiency hybrid solar panel system. His academic endeavors have explored a diverse range of topics, including solar energy conversion and storage, solar storms, and even the science behind growing flavorful tomatoes in any season. Numerous patents and scholarly publications further demonstrate his contributions to the field. Beyond his technical acumen, Dr. Martin is a published author. His book, "Photony Foundations," delves into a novel theory exploring the fundamental relationships between space, energy, mass, time, and other physical phenomena as viewed at the Planck Scale. He has also authored Photony Compendium Volume IV - Energy Science, Photony Compendium Volume V - Unification, and the Photony Mathematics Compendium Volume VI. further solidifying his contributions to scientific discourse. Martin's dedication to advancing the field of energy science is evident in his commitment to mentoring students, engaging in cutting-edge research, and publishing innovative and substantial findings. |
Dr. Fred Lane Martin, PhD
FEATURED PUBLICATIONS Article Title: From Magnetic and Electric Fields to Fires
Journal: Open Access Journal of Applied Science and Technology (OAJAST), Publisher- OPAST url= {http://dx.doi.org/10.20944/preprints202601.1737.v1}, DOI={10.20944/preprints202601.1737.v1} Peer Review: "First of all, thank you (OAJAST) for assigning me this interesting article. Good and interesting scientific paper. Looking forward to publication... Novel unpublished work (yes)." Doctoral Dissertation Title: Causes and Predictors of Solar Storms trace.tennessee.edu/handle/20.500.14382/57632 Book Title: Photony Foundations isbn={ISBN: 978-0-9980347-1-3}, year={2022} |