DATE: Thurs. April 9, 2020
TIME: 2:00 pm ET
LOCATION: Online from your computer, mobile, smart device or TV. Once you register, you'll receive easy instructions on how to log in for our live, interactive discussion and visual presentation. You'll be able to post questions and make comments for a fully interactive experience with our Host, Guest, and other participants worldwide.
TOPIC: Join us for another fascinating, interactive episode of Tesla Unwired featuring Greg Leyh, electrical engineer and builder of some of the world's largest Tesla coils. Greg will give a video presentation and discuss Tesla's wireless power concept--and how large Tesla towers could unlock the secrets of natural lightning!
GUEST: Greg E. Leyh is the principal engineer
for Lightning On Demand, a research facility for directly exploring the large-scale physics of natural lightning.
Previous works include the Electrum
Project, a 38-foot tall kinetic lightning
sculpture currently operating in New
Zealand, and the Marx Modulator, a 14
megawatt pulsed power supply for the
International Linear Collider.
His employment experience includes Hansen Laboratories at Stanford University, the
Stanford Linear Accelerator Center, and Survival Research Laboratories, where he
designed the Taser Cannon and the 120L50K Experimental Coil. Current research
directions include global wireless power the large-scale physics of natural lightning.
HOST: Marc Alessi is an attorney and serial entrepreneur. He served in the New York
State Assembly from 2005 to 2010, and currently serves as Executive
Director of Tesla Science Center at Wardenclyffe. He is also Executive Director of the Business Incubator Association of New York State. Marc is Founder and CEO of
SynchroPET, a biomedical device start-up located at Stony Brook University’s Long
Island High Technology Incubator. He is
of counsel to Campolo, Middleton & McCormick LLP in Ronkonkoma where he
runs the Economic Development practice, assisting companies and the
entrepreneurs who run them from start-up to exit.
