>>397217

This may be one of the (3) dead scientists that was researching satellite cellular communications.

Awarded the Marconi Prize in 1983*

Cited for his leadership in radio frequency engineering including both land and microwave satellite communications.

Presented by: His Excellency the Right Honorable Edward Schreyer, Governor General of Canada at Government House, Ottawa.

While at the Central Radio Laboratory of Magneti Marelli in Milan from 1947 to 1962, Professor Carassa worked on time-division pulse systems, microwave propagation, radio relay systems, waveguide communication and FM television transmission. During this time, he completed the first radio relay network for television transmission to the entirety of Italy. Also, he was the first to demonstrate the feasibility of radio relay systems.

• Deceased.

marconisociety.org/fellows/francesco-carassa/

>>397217

Yash Pal

marconisociety.org/fellows/yash-pal/

Awarded the Marconi Prize in 1980

Cited for his recognition of wise and humane leadership in applying modern communications technology to meet the needs of isolated rural villagers in India.

Presented by: His Excellency Sir Zelman Cowen, Governor General of Australia, at the Sydney Opera House.

Professor Pal is the creator of the Space Applications Centre at Ahmedabad and served as its first director. During his tenure, Professor Pal conducted a major socio-technical experiment to ascertain whether a satellite-based direct television broadcast could be used for education and development in rural villages of India. Currently, Professor Pal is a National Research Professor of India, a National Mahatma Gandhi Fellow, and is the Chancellor of Jawaharlal Nehru University.

Yash Pal died in 2017.

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>>397217

John R Pierce

marconisociety.org/fellows/john-r-pierce/

The work on "multivalent" systems caught my eye. This may relate to using higher frequency radio waves as the carrier for a superimposed ELF signal (that the brain can perceive).

Awarded the Marconi Prize in 1979*

Cited for recognizing outstanding advances in space and satellite technologies relevant to improving world communications.

Presented by: The Honorable Alessandro Pertini, President of the Republic of Italy at the Palazzo della Civilta del Lavoro, Rome.

Dr. Pierce was the first person carefully to evaluate the various technical options in satellite communications and its financial prospects. While at Bell Labs, he designed and was responsible for the launch of the first active communications satellite, Telstar I. His work has resulted in the theoretical development of the possibilities of communications satellites and of broad-band digital transmissions via pulse code modulations and multivalent signals. Dr. Pierce is well known for his many books that explain clearly the science and technology of communications.

• Deceased.

>>398304

Wow, what a bunch of assholes. That first one was experimenting on babies 1-3 months to see if they feared fire and darkness…. I don't even want to imagine what he put them through.