Patrick Flanagan (October 11, 1944 – December 19, 2019)
Dr. Patrick Flanagan, was an inventor who possessed a unique ability to reorganize key concepts from a variety of applied sciences to solve intractable problems.
He was a futurist with deep encyclopedic knowledge of the applied sciences.
Dr. Flanagan’s solutions are real and scientifically proven to work.
At 11 years of age, he designed a missile detection system that was purchased by the Department of Defense.
At age 13, he invented a device enabling deaf people to hear and received two patents for it.
At 17, he was part of a Pentagon Think Tank and later was a consultant to the CIA, NSA, and NASA.
As a physicist and medical doctor, Patrick Flanagan realised that his passion for the applied sciences grew out of a deep love and desire to protect humanity and life itself.
For decades, Dr. Flanagan has openly invited stringent scrutiny of his research and discoveries by the medical and scientific communities.
The seeds of this effort are blossoming at an exponential rate as the scientific community is validating and embracing his extraordinary contributions.
Academics and researchers at universities from Oxford to Stanford are beginning to study Dr. Flanagan’s breakthrough discoveries and teach them to Scientists of the future.
In the spirit of humanitarianism, openness, and sharing, it is Dr. Flanagan’s profound desire to share his discoveries with the world of science in the hope that they may be used to improve human life.
After years of delivering inventions in biochemistry, physics, nanotechnology, and medicine to governments and major corporations, Dr. Flanagan’s life mission to extend human life and improve the quality of that life, is being realised.
A prolific inventor, Dr. Flanagan is credited with over 300 inventions and was named 1997 Scientist of the Year by the International Association for New Science.
He also holds a patent pending on his process of manufacturing a delivery system for H- in living systems and industrial processes.
Dr. Flanagan held advanced degrees in nanotechnology, chemistry, bio-sciences and medicine.
After his untimely death, his legacy is being upheld by his Stephanie.
Peer Reviewed Published Papers
- Journal of Medicinal Food – Volume 5, Issue Number 1, 2002. Antioxidant Capability and Efficacy of Mega-H Silica Hydride, an Antioxidant Dietary Supplement, by In Vitro Cellular Analysis Using Photosensitization and Fluorescence Detection.
- International Journal of Hydrogen Energy – Volume 28, Issue 11, 2003. Synthesis of a Novel Anionic Hydride Organosiloxane Presenting Biochemical Properties
- International Journal of Hydrogen Energy – Volume 29, Issue 5, 2004. Non-toxic Hydride Energy Source for Biochemical and Industrial venues: ORP and NAD+ reduction analyses.
- Journal of Medicinal Food- Volume 6, Issue Number 3, 2003. Evaluation of Hydroxyl Radical-Scavenging Abilities of Silica Hydride, an Antioxidant Compound, by a Fe+2-EDTA Induced 2-hydroxyterephthalate Fluorometric Analysis.
- Free Radical Biology and Medicine – Volume 35, Issue 9, 2003. Antioxidant capacity of silica hydride: a combinatorial photosensitization and fluorescence detection assay.
- Journal of Medicinal Food- Volume 7, Issue Number 1, 2004. Differential Metabolic Effects on Mitochondria by Silica Hydride Using Capillary Electrophoresis.
