Nassim Haramein

Nassim Haramein is a Swiss-born veteran physicist with over 35 years of research experience in the fields of physics, quantum mechanics, and cosmology. He has dedicated his career to addressing one of the most complex challenges in science: the unification of General Relativity and Quantum Mechanics, also known as Unification Theory. Through his extensive research, Haramein has developed groundbreaking theories that have been published in scientific papers and have led to several patented inventions.

Haramein’s research spans multiple other disciplines, including mathematics, biology, geology, anthropology, and archeology. His discoveries have gained worldwide recognition, particularly his work on the holographic principle and quantum vacuum fluctuations. His seminal paper, "Quantum Gravity and the Holographic Mass," accurately predicted the proton charge radius, which was later confirmed by experimental results. His groundbreaking theories in unified physics offer new perspectives on the nature of reality, space-time, and the universe.

Education Self-taught in physics and quantum theory, with extensive studies in mathematics, cosmology, biology, anthropology, and archeology. Worked with prominent physicists to further advance research in unification theory and quantum mechanics.

Career Founded the Resonance Science Foundation (2004), Torus Tech (2015), and ARK Crystal LLC (2017). Director of Research at the International Space Federation (2022-present). Launched The Resonance Academy (2014), an online platform teaching unified physics to thousands of students worldwide.

Publications Authored several influential papers, including The Origin of Spin (2004), The Schwarzchild Proton (2004), Quantum Gravity and the Holographic Mass (2013), The Unified Space Memory Network: from Cosmogenesis to Consciousness (2017), and The Origin of Mass and Nature of Gravity (2023). Featured in The Connected Universe (2016), a documentary exploring breakthroughs in unified physics.