About Dr Paul Finman

Dr. Paul Finman is a distinguished graduate of Stanford University, where he earned his Ph.D. in Electrical Engineering (EE). He further pursued his academic endeavors at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT), specializing in Physics.

During his tenure at Stanford, Dr. Finman distinguished himself as a brilliant researcher and scholar, conducting groundbreaking research in Electronic Engineering, Plasma Physics, and Experimental Physics. His work encompasses a wide range of topics, from theoretical investigations to experimental implementations, with a focus on high-power microwave technology.

Following his doctoral studies, Dr. Finman continued to expand his academic horizons at MIT, delving into the intricate realms of Physics. His multidisciplinary background equipped him with a unique perspective, allowing him to bridge the gap between Electrical Engineering and Physics in his research endeavors.

Currently, Dr. Finman is leading a research project on ‘High Power Microwave’ technology, exploring its applications in various fields including gas-to-liquid (GTL) plasma reforming of methane, jamming, RF desiccant drying, nuclear transmutation, and isomer production. His interdisciplinary approach and innovative thinking have positioned him at the forefront of research in these areas.

As the Technical Director of 3dB Cloud LLC, Dr. Finman continues to drive innovation and shape the future of computing, leveraging his expertise in quantum computing, artificial intelligence, and cloud-based architectures.

In addition to his industry contributions, Dr. Finman remains actively engaged in academic research, publishing papers and participating in conferences to advance the state-of-the-art in Electronic Engineering, Plasma Physics, and Experimental Physics.

Driven by a steadfast commitment to excellence and a relentless pursuit of innovation, Dr. Paul Finman continues to push the boundaries of knowledge and inspire future generations to embrace the transformative power of science and technology.

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