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ABOUT THE BOOK
One Trillionth of a second – Battle for supremacy, is the first in three series trilogy of a scientific, psychological, crime thriller deciphering the human brain by coupling a physical frame with a mental frame.
It’s a book about Astrid, an investigative journo having a scientific bent of mind, how she used five senses imaging systems, smell signature, sound signature along with thermal signatures to track the evil designs of her opponents with the help of her childhood friend John, tries to expose the evil deeds of Abraham, a neurologist.
Abraham believed his activities as safe, genuine and beneficial for the rewiring of the human brain. whereas Astrid believed that the path taken by Abraham was wrong and followed Brain-Computer Interface without external support.
This enmity resulted in a physical attack by Abraham on Astrid. After escaping that attack, Astrid’s resolve for exposing Abraham strengthens further.
Abraham lured volunteers with false promises of relieving them from pain and subjected them to physical abuse resulting in their incapacitation on some occasions.
In the absence of clinching evidence, she could not proceed against Abraham. Then she befriends police officer Micahel and goes all out in her mission to go with software technologies terming Abraham’s experiments as wrong.
John helped Astrid with the latest technology in space, surveillance systems, and senses imaging technology other than thermal imaging to track and annihilate the defence system developed by Daniel a suspected associate of Abraham.
Could she succeed in her mission?
It is a trilogy and this first book creates an environment for understanding the science and necessity of rewiring the human brain.
ABOUT THE AUTHOR
P RAM, an alumnus of an IIT, is a vivid reader of scientific psychological crime thrillers and enjoys watching medical sciences movies involving the human brain.
He likes travelling with family and enjoys scenic beauty by communing with nature often. Nature enthrals him to plunge into the arcane depths of its secrets.
His wish to develop imaging systems and signatures for all senses in addition to thermal signatures provides sufficient energy to study and understand these systems’ usage in solving criminal cases.
He enjoys reading scientific articles in newspapers and published research works in various journals on the latest science and technology coupled with social sciences.
He was an editor in school-level magazines and participated in science fairs and exhibitions. He attended seminars and elocution competitions since childhood.
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