by Michelle Snyder | Sep 16, 2023 | Enzmann Memoirs
As told by RDE Dr. Robert Duncan-Enzmann and Tony DiNardo were friends. They often went out to dinner. Tony was a genius, an expert in information science theory. RDE believes credit should be given where it is merited. Bob often played GO at his desk at Raytheon, no...
by Michelle Snyder | Sep 16, 2023 | Enzmann Memoirs
Dr. Robert Duncan-Enzmann, 1949 “On Education: With an emphasis on the careful education of the gifted, for he or she is the one that needs and can best utilize knowledge for the good of all.” – Doc E. One might ask just what intelligence is. What is this state which...
by Michelle Snyder | Sep 9, 2023 | Enzmann Memoirs
Interview by Michelle Snyder with Dr. Enzmann Michelle: You were born in China in a town without electricity and yet have made major contributions to the space and defense industries. What is your impression of the growth of technology over that time? Enzmann: I have...
by Michelle Snyder | Sep 9, 2023 | Enzmann Starships
Michelle Snyder While investigating the endless material in the Enzmann Archive is truly an enlightening experience, conversations with Dr. Enzmann continue to produce new material. For example, A Shovel Full of Sand. Brief, but interesting. Here is what I wrote down...
by Michelle Snyder | Sep 9, 2023 | Enzmann Starships
The Inertial Field Invented by Dr. Robet Duncan-Enzmann Writer unknown Today, October 10, was a beautiful warm 80 degrees. The autumn foliage was brilliant. This morning I drove to Bob Enzmann’s to hear about his ‘invention of a lifetime’, the invention of an...
