OVERVIEW
The Anderson Institute is a premier high technology research
institution, delivering scientific and engineering solutions for
the most crucial and complex problems in spacetime physics. Our
primary mission is the development of time-warped field theory,
its application and ensuring the ongoing development of time
reactor system design concepts and capabilities.
The Anderson Institute emphasizes global community
responsibility, effective operational safeguards and security,
and environmental leadership, while outstanding innovation
remains the foundation of the Institute.
In addition to supporting the Institute's core mission, our work
advances research and development in the medical, computer
science, bioscience, space exploration and physics disciplines.
GLOBAL LEADERSHIP
The Institute plays a leading role
worldwide in basic and applied time control research and
technology. Whether it's conducting crucial experiments in
our laboratories, networking and integrating time
control technologies from around the world, or supporting
educational initiatives for students, schools and universities,
the team at the Anderson Institute helps lead the way.
Global community responsibility is a guiding principle of the
Institute and we support many professional and educational
initiatives. Through lectures and seminars we support the
creation of learning
opportunities for students, schools and universities throughout
the world. Selected educational projects are also supported under
the auspices of the United Nations Educational, Science and
Cultural Organization through its partnership with the
World
Genesis Foundation.
The Institute also supports and manages the Time Research
Association and the online World Encyclopedia of Time. These
initiatives network information with students and professionals
worldwide who are interested in the understanding of time and
the development of time control capabilities. Both of these
services are offered free in an effort to support the creation
of new educational opportunities and
to accelerate the progress of research and development in any and
all related areas.
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