Peter P Gariaev
Peter P. Gariaev made groundbreaking discoveries while serving as senior scientific associate and group leader at the Institute of Physical and Technical Problems of the Academy of Sciences of the USSR (1984-1998), using laser correlation spectroscopy he identified two previously unknown, unusual forms of DNA memory.
He was born and educated at Perm’s high school before entering Moscow State University’s Department of Biology as a third year undergraduate student, where he ultimately completed his postgraduate thesis on structure and physicochemistry of complex proteins.
Biographical Information
Peter Gariaev was an innovative Russian molecular biologist. He pioneered new approaches to genetic coding and coined the term ‘wave genetics’. Additionally, as an innovative physicist he discovered that information stored in DNA could be transmitted electromagnetic waves similar to radio waves. Gariaev‘s discovery has opened up a whole new field for biomedical research. His experiments were verified experimentally with laser correlation spectroscopy; laser correlogram showed that information encoded in DNA waves can transfer between cells and organisms via these waves, communicating within bodies as well as with distant objects. All experiments were carried out at Institute of Lingvistic Wave Genetics (Institute of Volnovoi Genetiki>>).
In 1994, he published his work in a book entitled “Volnovoi genom” (“Volnovy wave genome”). Within this text is detailed information regarding his theory. Additionally, in that same year he presented at QUALICO-94 conference and shared some crucial mathematical formulations which remain of great interest in quantum genetics today.
This paper describes a method for recording DNA fluctuations using laser correlation spectroscopy, along with diagrams used to interpret its data. Later published by another researcher from the United States named Poponin, but this paper had nothing to do with Peter Gariaev‘s discovery of DNA phantom effects.
Peter Gariaev founded several non-profit and commercial organizations outside his scientific work, such as JSC Institute of Wave Genetics and Medicine and Wave Genetics Inc of Canada. Nominated for the 2021 Nobel Prize in Medicine but unexpectedly passing away weeks later due to an unexpected heart condition is an incredible loss to humanity – one which may never be filled. Gariaev left behind groundbreaking scientific developments which continue to change lives today through revolutionary applications of his research; his legacy lives on through groundbreaking scientific developments left in his wake as well as revolutionary applications of his research promising revolutionary applications that promise change throughout our planet’s surface – it would have been wonderful had he lived on to receive recognition official as it should have.
Research Interests
Garyaev made an unprecedented discovery at the Institute for Physical and Technical Problems of the Academy of Sciences of the USSR (1984-1998) as senior research associate and group leader: two previously unknown types of memory within DNA molecules which could be detected with laser correlation spectroscopy recording techniques. Based upon these discoveries he initiated Wave Genetics (Lingvistiko – Wave Genetics).
Wave genetics proposes that DNA can transmit information using electromagnetic waves similar to radio waves in transmitting it across airspace. Garyaev also suggested that these electromagnetic waves allow DNA to communicate with other cells and organisms by creating an extended network of genetic information beyond individual genes.
Garyaev was nominated for a Nobel Prize in Medicine for his discoveries regarding the DNA Phantom Effect and founding of Wave Genetics; unfortunately he passed away before receiving his award ceremony. Garyaev was an extraordinary scientist who published numerous groundbreaking scientific papers in DNADJ as well as being part of our Advisory Board; all who knew him will miss him greatly.
Publications
Piotr Petrovich Gariaev (1 February 1942 in Molotov to 17 November 2020) was an influential Russian scientist renowned for his pioneering contributions in genetics. He identified the Phantom DNA Effect and introduced Wave Genetic Theory; serving on the advisory board for DNADJ journal as well as publishing visionary scientific articles within it. Nominated for a Nobel Prize in Medicine 2021, Gariaev also held Fellowship at Russian Academy of Sciences.
In 1984 while working at the Institute for Physical and Technical Problems of the USSR Academy of Sciences, he discovered two unique kinds of memory within DNA molecules – providing proof that DNA was more than simply linear code and that information stored there is transmitted via photons.
Wave Genetics or Lingvistiko-wave Genetics has opened a whole new avenue in genetics that has revolutionized molecular biology studies, helping scientists address complex scientific challenges more efficiently than before.
Piotr Gariaev‘s groundbreaking work was founded on the ideas and discoveries of many pioneering thinkers such as Albert Einstein and Max Planck who laid the groundwork for quantum theory; Fritz-Albert Popp who discovered biophotons; and Alexander Gurwitsch who demonstrated photonic communication between cells. Gariaev‘s theories were drawn upon these and many other brilliant discoveries to form his theories.
Gariaev published “Volnovoi genom” in 1994 to introduce his revolutionary approach to genetics known as Wave Genetics. Gariaev claimed that DNA is a wave with memory functions. Furthermore, he developed mathematical formulae for transmitting genetic information via waves. As a result of his groundbreaking research using stem cell natural programming for correction technologies that improved health status and extended active lives – Gariaev was an early advocate for this research and continued supporting it throughout his lifetime – making an incalculable impactful contribution to genetics!
Awards
This award honors those who demonstrate creativity and resourcefulness by finding ways to streamline processes or approach tasks from unexpected angles. Their creative thinking encourages others to do the same.
Garyaev was an outstanding molecular biologist and innovator who studied DNA on both wave and particle levels, discovering that genetic coding occurs both at these two levels. This led him to establish Wave Genetics or Lingvistiko-wave genetics – his work making significant steps toward solving life’s riddles; even being shortlisted for the 2021 Nobel Prize in Medicine before his tragic demise in November 2020.
He was an academician of the Russian Academy of Natural Sciences and member of the American Academy of Arts and Sciences.