Arun Jyothi Callapilli 

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Crimea Street, St.Kilda, Melbourne, Vic 3182
+61 478 922 509
 callapilliarunjyothi@gmail.com
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Doctoral Research Education

“Observation of Einstein-Podolsky-Rosen Entanglement on 1986 – 1990 Doctor of Philosophy
Supraquantum Structures by Induction Through Nonlinear Theoretical Physics
Transuranic Crystal of Extremely Long Wavelength Pulse from Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Mode-Locked Source Array”
1985 Master of Science
My research examined the use of ELW pulses from a mode-locked source First Class Honors
array inducted through transuranic crystals to observe entanglement on Theoretical Physics
supraquantum structures. Theoretical advancements included predic- Massachusetts Institute of Technology
tion of quantum resonance phenomena including the possibility of res-
1982 – 1984 Bachelor of Physics
onance cascades. I was motivated to conduct this doctoral research due
Department of Physics
to my passion for teleportation of matter and I believe I have laid the
The University of Washington
foundation for further experimental validation and development of prac-
tical outcomes.
Awards
Work Experience 1985 Faculty of Science Masters Scholarship
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Current, from Jan 1995 (FT)
Black Mesa Research Facility 1983 Top Achiever Award – Physics
Team Leader (Anomalous Materials) The University of Washington
As part of this promotion, I began conducting nuclear and subatomic
research in the Anomalous Materials department. My team and I are Computer Skills
particularly interested in dimensionality and its interaction with space-
Beginner Java, MS DOS
time. The focus is on practical outcomes and applications in teleporta-
tion and communication with distal locations. Intermediate Javascript, Python, HTML, CSS,
Microsoft Windows
Feb 1991 – Jan 1995 (FT)
Computer Hardware & Support
Black Mesa Research Facility
Level 3 Research Associate Expert Perl, Unix, LATEX
This position involved transitioning from purely theoretical work to ex-
perimental applications utilising the immense resources of Black Mesa. Communication Skills
The transition required an initial learning curve in hazard containment,
Conferences Oral Presentation at the Annual MIT
health and safety procedures and operating experimental infrastructure.
Theoretical Physics Conference – 1987
Manipulating valves, carts, buttons, levers, etc considerably increased
my physical fitness. Posters Poster at the Meeting of the American
Physical Society – 1985
Jul 1982 – Dec 1984 (PT)
WashPests Limited
Pest Control Technician Skills
In this summer job I was tasked with helping eradicate pests from in- Goal Oriented
dustrial areas. Work involved setting traps, spraying and physical erad-
I believe in action over long-winded discussions. I listen to
ication. I received praise for reaching difficult areas and my innovative
everyone’s viewpoints and use my judgement to immedi-
use of a crowbar to assist in my work.
ately act based on consensus to achieve goals quickly and
efficiently.
References
Physical Dexterity
Dr. Isaac Kleiner Manual manipulation of experimental equipment and train-
Position Professor ing within Black Mesa (e.g. the Hazard Course) have con-
Employer Department of Physics tributed to an enjoyment of working with my hands.
Massachusetts Institute of Technology Passionate
Phone +1 (617) 253 1000 x5322 (Work) I have been interested in theoretical physics such as quan-
tum mechanics and relativity from an early age. My edu-
cation and research have cemented this interest into a pas-
 Mobile +1 (232) 842-3583 sion. I greatly enjoy carrying out fundamental physics re-
search with potential practical applications.
Dr. Eli Vance
Position Scientist (HL1)
Publications
Employer Black Mesa Research Facility Freeman, G. R. (1996). Chemistry of Multiply Charged
Email e.vance@bmrf.us Negative Molecular Ions and Clusters in the Gas Phase:
Phone +1 (800) 786-1410 x6235 (Work) Terrestrial and in Intense Galactic Magnetic Fields. The
Mobile +1 (201) 632-3901 Journal of Physical Chemistry, 100(11), 4331-4338.
Jacobsen, F. M., Gee, N., Freeman, G. R. (1986). Electron
mobility in liquid krypton as function of density, temper-
ature, and electric field strength. Physical Review A, 34(3):
2329-2335.

Publications by DOI
1996 doi:10.1021/jp951483+
1990 doi:10.1139/p90-097
1986 doi:10.1139/v86-297
doi:10.1103/PhysRevA.34.2329
First author publications in bold