Newly declassified files released by former DNI Tulsi Gabbard on June 19, 2026, suggest a coordinated effort to conceal COVID-19’s lab-manipulated origins and suppress scientists like Dr. Ariel Fernandez. The records indicate a deliberate attempt to protect research funding by discrediting researchers that highlighted the virus’s lab-created, synthetic structure.
By WEISHI MENG Book Title: Artificial Intelligence on Dark Matter and Dark Energy Subtitle: Reverse Engineering of the Big Bang Author: Ariel Fernandez (https://orcid.org/0000-0002-5102-4294 ) Publisher: CRC Press, Taylor & Francis Group Publication: August, 2023 ISBN: 978-1-032-46554-8 DOI: 10.1201/9781003385950 Ariel Fernandez’s latest book is titled “Artificial Intelligence on Dark Matter and Dark Energy: Reverse Engineering […]
REVIEW BY WEISHI MENG Topological Dynamics in Metamodel Discovery with Artificial Intelligence: From Biomedical to Cosmological Technologies. Author: Ariel Fernández Publication: December, 2022 Publisher: Taylor and Francis, Chapman and Hall/CRC ISBN 9781032366326 (hardcover) The forthcoming book by Ariel Fernandez reveals the sheer breadth of his intellectual acumen. It seems the author is reinventing himself one more time in what […]
By Ariel Fernandez As a former professor in the Bioengineering Department at Rice University I was a colleague of Michael W. Deem, the Ph. D. mentor of He Jiankui. During a recent interview by Science Transparency, I became acquainted with a defense of He Jiankui by Prof. George Church, a leading figure from Harvard and […]
The genetic editing of human embryos through a molecular biology manipulation known as CRISPR surely sent shock waves across the globe. Many felt that He Jiankui, the Chinese scientist who carried out the experiments had opened Pandora’s box. Yet, as people had now some time to ponder over the events, the scientific establishment has […]
The picture shows the cover page of a doctoral dissertation, with Professors Ariel Fernandez and Michael W. Deem in the bioengineering thesis committee at Rice University. There was no genetic editing of human embryos at the time, just theory, bioinformatics, computational bioengineering and speculation. Michael W. Deem was also the doctoral advisor of He […]
The immune checkpoint blocker pembrolizumab (Keytruda, Merck) has proven most successful to treat solid tumors harboring a DNA mismatch repair (MMR) deficiency. This striking result recently reported by Luis Diaz Jr., Bert Vogelstein and their collaborators was anticipated a couple of years before by Dr. Vogelstein, a towering figure in oncological research. Ariel Fernandez […]
A new book by Ridgway Scott and Ariel Fernandez is coming out. Its title “A Mathematical Approach to Protein Biophysics” (Springer, 2017) feels unusual at first. Why do we need a mathematical approach to understand proteins? Perhaps we need to be reminded that the major problems in molecular biophysics, such as the protein folding problem, […]
Ariel Fernandez Drug designers often implement molecular therapies to block malfunctioning proteins that are causing disease. They do so by creating small molecules that bind to the intended protein target when suitably delivered. The procedure has its risks as unintended targets (off-target proteins) may also be hit or impaired, especially when they are structurally similar (homologous) […]
“Physics at the Biomolecular Interface” is the latest book by Ariel Fernandez (阿列尔·费尔南德斯), the physical chemist and mathematician who developed the center manifold thermodynamics, unraveling the physical basis for the onset of life, and discovered the dehydron (脱水元), an idea that laid the foundation for the new field of epistructural biology. The hardcover is expected by June 8, 2016. The bibliographic information […]
