Kelly Research Technologies is a second-generation family business which has been crafting top quality radionic instruments for 46 years. Their founder, Dr. Maggi Kelly is an expert in spatial data science who has spent her career expanding mapping technologies – her efforts documented in nearly 200 scholarly articles!
Maggi Kelly
Maggi Kelly is an innovator in geospatial data and analytics who brings her skillset to significant scientific domains such as wildfire, forest health, agriculture and climate change, with notable societal effects. Her research involves mapping landscapes, developing and testing new spatial analytics approaches as well as connecting with the wider scientific and public community. Maggi also serves as faculty director of the Geospatial Innovation Facility of ANR Statewide Program in Informatics and Geographic Information Systems (IGIS), dedicated to providing cutting-edge mapping technology to students staff faculty and community. Maggi also leads GIF’s annual Geolunches while being supported by RGS-GISR UKGIScience Webinar Fund for her efforts.
Ed Kelly
Ed Kelly is an experienced trial lawyer representing both individuals and companies in commercial litigation matters. His practice includes business litigation, employment disputes, real property matters (such as contract disputes, zoning issues and tax assessment challenges) as well as insurance litigation (first-party property coverage and third-party liability defense). His research interests focus on creating novel models of normal human physiology and disease states, specifically organs-on-chips populated with primary and stem cell-derived cells to recreate key ADME organs. He is also studying how these systems respond to drug/xenobiotic challenges as well as microgravity’s impact on physiological systems. Dr. Le is currently serving on the United States Psychotronics Association Board of Directors.
Assistive Technology
Assistive technology (AT) refers to products, equipment, software and services designed to assist those with disabilities in improving their learning, work and daily living activities. AT is a broad term, including anything from cardboard communication boards with low costs such as voice synthesis software or eye tracking systems to cutting-edge electronics with speech-generating software and eye-tracking features.
AT is used by over 2.5 billion people globally, many with multiple disabilities that necessitate using multiple AT tools in order to live independent lives without AT assistance. This need has only grown with our increasing global population ageing and prevalence of noncommunicable diseases – it will only continue to expand as more individuals become disabled or acquire chronic health conditions.
Mobility aids, visual aids, speech and language aids, hearing aids and adaptive computing solutions are among the most commonly used types of AT. Each type supports different disabilities; however some tools such as screen readers and speech recognition software may be more universally helpful; braille displays might only benefit blind individuals.
At assistive technology tools can be essential in helping those with disabilities overcome challenges they encounter when accessing websites, apps, and digital content. In order to reach as wide an audience as possible, web designers should ensure their websites and digital products are accessible for those using AT such as keyboard-accessibility of pages and interactive elements with clearly visible labels that correspond with keyboard navigation keys as well as providing text alternatives for all images used within websites/digital products/web apps/services etc.
ATIA, the Association of Assistive Technology Suppliers, provides numerous resources for those looking to learn about assistive technology. Each year they hold an annual conference that showcases new products while also offering professional development opportunities for therapists and other industry professionals. In addition, working groups established by ATIA develop industry standards as technology evolves. Finally, professional organizations and groups collaborate with them to promote AT awareness among the general public; furthermore their website hosts webinars which offer continuing education for clinicians and industry professionals.
Radionics
Radionics is an alternative healing approach in which practitioners use their natural intuitive faculties to identify energetic disruptions that underlie illness, and to assist the return of an optimal energy field that promotes health. Integrative Medicine employs healing energies to treat humans, animals, plants or soil – even those on other continents! Furthermore, this approach allows remote diagnosis and treatment despite distance. The core of the method lies in its central idea that every form of matter has a distinctive frequency vibration. At physical level these are easily recognisable as part of electromagnetic spectrum while emotional and mental levels display more subtle fluctuations. This idea fits with Einstein’s assertion that matter and energy are interchangeable while at the same time supporting his belief that our subtle energies connect across space and time.
Abrams’ work was founded on his belief that each disease has an associated energy pattern which can be discovered with the aid of dowsing instruments. He devised the concept of “rates”, which allows devices to display energetic characteristics about an organism or illness as numbers; these rates may have other meanings; for instance they may relate to personality, character or behavior or specific symptoms and illnesses as well.
Dowsing instruments consist of pendulum-style devices held by practitioners. When placed over tables or surfaces, with reference material such as charts or maps available, it will identify areas where positive resonance can be felt by using its pendulum to swing back and forth over the area to identify any areas with an unexpected positive resonance rate. Once identified, these rates are then recorded onto diagnostic cards which can then be used to suggest appropriate therapeutic treatments.
Today’s practitioners of radionics claim they don’t require physical devices at all to detect sub-frequencies of radiation from all matter and call this life force energy ‘chi’, orgone or od. They use it in various applications, from combining it with Reiki, sound therapy or herbal remedies to using it specifically to diagnose and treat imbalances in human energy fields.