Walter C. Rawls & Albert Roy Davis in the lab
(Rawls on left, Davis on right)

WALTER C. RAWLS, JR.


Dr. Walter C. Rawls, Jr., Scientist, Lawyer, Author. Co-founder and developer of unipolar magnetics.  Author of manuscripts in history, law, and applied sciences, assisted in the discoveries and granting of 41 patents.  Additional patents pending.  Co-author of books explaining technology of Bio-Magnetics.  Member, American Association for Advancement of Science, New York Academy of Sciences, Federation of American Scientists, Explorers Club (N.Y.), Fellow of The International Institute of Human Sciences, Fellow of the European Medical Association.  Admitted to practice law before Supreme Court of U.S., founding member World Association of Lawyers of the World Peace through Law Center, former consultant to UNIDO (U.N.) and to Barclay's Bank Intl., LTD., London Hdgs.  Graduate Juris Doctor degree, advisory council Washington University Law School 1970-78.  Nominated 1976 for Nobel Prize in Medical Physics, awarded several honorary science doctorates.  Listed in Who's Who in Technology and American Men and Women in Science.  Biomagnetic consultant to the New Jersey Commision on Science and Technology.  Expertise:  Environmental Sciences, Medical Physics, Magnetics.  President, Biomagnetics Intl., Inc.;  Vice-President, Biomagnetics Systems, Inc.;  Director, A.R.D. Research Laboratory.  married, Sheila (Kirsch), Doncaster, Yorkshire, England; sons Richard Wayne and James David. 

ALBERT ROY DAVIS


Scientist, born in Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada, June 18, 1915; parents, William Albert and Annie Agnes (Robinson), England.  Came to United States, 1936; naturalized American citizen, 1936; attended University of Florida,  1936.  Owner and manager,  Albert Roy Davis Research Laboratory, Green Cove Springs, Florida, 1938--; writer technical papers radiological fallout, AEC, 1945-1946.  Associate professor, biomagnetic sciences, Naihati (West Bengal, India) Research Center, 1964-1968; consultant to the board, 1965 --; recipient of a number of honorary doctor degrees in science; Director of the Albert Roy Davis Aerial Phenomena Research Association and the United Science Federation, Green Cove Springs, Florida.  Served under contract Air Transport Command, USAAF, Port Security division USCG, 1942-1943.  Acknowledgment for work introducing biomagnetic sciences to scientists and doctors in India by Prime Minister, 1971; acknowledgment by industrialists in Japan on work to serve humanity through science of biomagnetics; author of many technical and scientific manuscripts on applied sciences, also over 370 general science courses used and adapted for grade schools, high schools and colleges in the United States and many nations of the world.  Inventor.  Developed methods of stimulation in milk products by application of magnetic fields and energies, 1965; methods of ecological studies to control nitrogen in water by biomagnetic molecular magnetic stimulation, 1969.