I got my PhD from the Stockholm Royal Institute of Technology and finished my postdoctoral

work at the University of Bern in Switzerland in 2015.

I won't go into detail, but my work centered around electromagnetic disruption and practical

electro-medical application.

Transysar that if you check Google Scholar for these keywords, my name will pop up as

a co-author and at least one of the five results.

However, in early December of 2016, I was in an accident.

I was staying overnight for a conference in Copenhagen where a colleague of mine had rented

a large apartment.

However due to an electrical error there was heat built up in the main pipe heater causing

a steam explosion.

I was sleeping pretty much wall to wall with it.

My face and shoulders took the main run to the boiling water steam and pressure.

The last thing I remember seeing was a bright light, followed by sudden and complete

dark.

I had to go through a visceration and a nucleation of both eyes.

I lost 80th on the right side of my face and most of my nose.

At least 20% of the fat on my right arm was burned off.

The reconstructive surgery of my face took a team of surgeons 18 hours.

This was followed by months I'm just trying to survive, moving back in with my family

and going through cosmetic surgery mainly for my face.

To this day I still have no idea what was said at the conference.

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