Randell Mills
“Mills had the work ethic of a farmer, the inventiveness of Edison, and the brain of Einstein; he was an engineer-scholar, a modern man, a quintessential American mind.”
After earning a Medical Degree from Harvard and studying physics at MIT, Mills began to invent. His ideas were innovative, often spanning problems in mathematics, physics, chemistry and medicine. His proposal for a low-dose cancer therapy earned him an article in Nature. When his professor at MIT solved an 80-year-old problem in the physics of light, Mills was inspired to look at the atom in a new way. The idea would go on to take over his life and career, leading to a new Unified Theory of physics.






















