Theodore Rockwell

He's written many technical papers and popular articles, including "Frontier Life Among the Atom Splitters" (SatEvePost, Dec 1, 1945), "Bred for Fury," (first color stroboflash pictures of fighting cocks in action; (True, July 1946), "Heresy, Excommunication and Other Weeds in the Garden of Science" (New Realities, Dec 1981), and "Vice Versa," three one-act plays professionally produced as a staged reading at Washington's Source Theater. He's a Life Member of the Philosophical Society of Washington (founded by Joseph Henry in 1875), and for 12 years was the official representative of the Parapsychological Association to the American Assn for the Advancement of Science. He is an honorary member of the Shanghai Qigong Research Center, and is listed in various references such as "World Who's Who in Science from Antiquity to Present," and "Who's Who in Theology and Science." His writings have been translated into Chinese, Japanese, Korean, Russian, Spanish and German. He's the first Sigma Xi Distinguished Lecturer to be sponsored by the National Academy of Engineering, and was Invited Distinguished Lecturer at the World Nuclear University Summer Sessions in Stockholm (2006) and Cheongju, Korea (2007).