National Inventors Hall of Fame
S. Mason Dambrot is a seasoned transdisciplinary researcher and theorist with extensive experience spanning several decades. Self-employed since 2006, Dambrot has also held senior technical author positions with IEEE, AGI Society, BMI Consortium, and Transinopia. As a research fellow at both the Brain Machine Interface Consortium and the Artificial General Intelligence Society since 2016, Dambrot contributes significantly to the fields of artificial intelligence and brain-machine interfaces. Additionally, Dambrot serves as a contributing author for prominent science news platforms such as Phys.org and Medical Xpress. Publications include an analysis featured in "Envisioning Politics 2.0." Educational background includes graduate studies in interdisciplinary science at the City University of New York and technology forecasting at the Polytechnic Institute of New York University, alongside a bachelor's degree in physiological psychology from the University of Connecticut.
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National Inventors Hall of Fame
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