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[edit] George F.A.M. Gabriel

Born in Tahta, Souhag - Egypt, on 15 August 1968, and since 2000 lives in Canada.

George is a Physicist, interested in Mathematics, Applied Sciences, Engineering and Technology.


He belongs to a Coptic orthodox family, and is a practicing christian, interested in theology and comparative conceptions of God and their relations to the mathematical thoughts of modern physics and cosmology.


Trying to better understand the True Laws of Nature, we seek such relationships by two sided convergence.

One side follows the implications of the concept of GOD on creating our universe.

The other side benefits from our intelligent presence in our universe trying to develope from inside more fundamental unified laws of physics, so that we hopefully converge on achieving a unified field theory in physics.


GOD --> True Laws of Nature <-- Our Universe


While living in Cairo, Egypt - In 1991, for a period of an entire academic year in Ain Shams University, the faculty of science, Applied Mathematics department, George attended - the Relativistic Mechanics and General Theory of Relativity - lectures, as taught by the honorable Mathematics Professor: Fahmy Ibrahim Mikhail.


By profession, George is a Network Analyst since 1995, by 2000 he worked in Kanata, Ontario for Nortel Networks in the testing and verification of optical carrier devices, and on 2002 worked in University of Toronto High Energy Physics department participating in building the calorimeters of the detector of the ATLAS experiment; which is currently installed in CERN Switzerland.


George studied CISCO CCNA, CCNP, CCIE, CCDA, CCDP, and MCSE+ Internet certification courses, and is currently preparing in NASA Langley for post graduate advanced studies in Aerospace systems engineering and related technologies.


Other research activities are related to : classification, Indexing, knowledge representation, Ontology, Semantic web, and Natural Language Processing, with particular focus of attention on developing the next generation internet technologies that make it intelligent, capable of automatic recognition, processing and understanding the text content of all internet cyberspace.

Intended for its use in the academic and scientific research circles only.



Made by himself alone, George owns a digital library consisting of books, and videos relevant to his fields of studies contained on two hard disks that make up a one tera byte of science and technologies related materials.


1- The size of the video library is 600 Giga Bytes.

of physical science, technology, and aerospace related subjects.


2- The size of the digital book library is 300 Giga Bytes. Selected out of the top of the list of all the OLD/NEW books that are used in university undergraduate and post graruate years.

For only the subjects related to :

Mathematics, physics, chemistry, computer science, computer programming, computer networking, communications, structural engineering, architecture, aerodynamics, and aerospace engineering


3- The size of the audio library is 100 Giga Bytes. Archiving all Arabic Songs from Egypt, Lebanon, and fewer from Syria, and Iraq in the last 100 years.