Tihamer "Tee" Toth-Fejel
Mr. Toth-Fejel earned his Masters Degree. from the
University of Notre Dame,
in the Department of Electrical Engineering.
His master's thesis was on
Self-Test: From Simple Circuits to Self-Replicating Automata.
- Papers presented at previous Foresight Conferences
- Other Reports and Papers
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Modeling Kinematic Cellular Automata, Final Report for the NASA Institute for Advanced Concepts,
Phase I: CP-02-02, April 30, 2004
- Humanity and Nanotechnology,
National Catholic Bioethics Quarterly, Summer 2004, V4 N2
-
Fermi's Paradox, The Great Silence, and The Singularity,
Moon Miner's Manifesto, September 1997 #108
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The Real Question about Life on Mars,
Moon Miner's Manifesto, June 1997 #106
- LEGOs (TM) to the Stars:
Active MesoStructures, Kinetic Cellular Automata, and Parallel Nanomachines for Space Applications,
presented at the 1996 International Space Development Conference, The Assembler, V4, N3, Third Quarter, 1996
- Policy Paper on Space and Molecular Nanotechnology, with Tom McKendree,
Ad Astra, September/October 1995
MMSG copy (with graphics that appeared in Ad Astra)
Foresight copy (executive summary with press release)
- "Representing Organizational Behavior in a Bayesian Belief Network,
and Making the Resulting Inferences Accessible to Users",
Tihamer Toth-Fejel, Steve Clark, and James Kindrick,
International Journal of Human Factors in Manufacturing, Vol 2, 1992
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Nanoelectronics: Early Results from the Top-Down Approach, Foresight Update,
No. 12, August 1991
- Dr. Factory(TM) and Cause-MIC:
A Manufacturing Consultant Assistant and its Modular Bayesian Belief Network Development
and Execution Environment, with Steve Clark, and James Kindrick,
Ergonomics of Advanced Manufacturing and Hybrid Advanced Systems II,
edited by W. Karwowski and M. Rahimi, 1990
- Machine Intelligence in Space,
Proceedings of the Seventh International Space Development Conference,
Denver, Colorado, May 27-30, 1988
- Temporal and Contextual Knowledge in Model-Based Expert Systems,
with Dennis Heher, Proceedings of the Third Annual Conference on Artificial Intelligence for Space Applications,
NASA, Huntsville, Alabama, 1987
- Angels of Steel,
Notre Dame Scholastic, May 1984
- Materials Processing at Microgravity, Notre Dame Science Quarterly, March 1982
- Other
He is a Senior Associate of the Foresight Institute, where he
has been a
member since 1987. He was Secretary of the
Molecular Manufacturing Shortcut Group,
a special interest chapter of the
National Space Society.
Tihamer Toth-Fejel is also a full-time employee of the
General Dynamics Advanced Intelligence Systems,
where he supports tracking Internet Health and works on
machine replication .
Tihamer Toth-Fejel can be reached at [email protected].
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