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Dr. Nicholas Andronesco, an educator at the University of Bridgeport, is a nationally and internationally acclaimed researcher with more than 1,400 papers to his credit. Contributing numerous works to journals and presenting at conferences and symposia across the United States, Canada and Europe, he is well-regarded for publishing “Cybernetic Atom 2012,” inspired by the quantum theory for hydrogen atoms by Niels Bohr. He also served as co-author and translator of a book that was nominated for the Nobel Prize in Literature. Previously serving as a professor of physics at Fairfield University and a coach in the Yale Physics Olympics, he lent his expertise as a student preparation coach for the American Regions Mathematics League and an instructor of physics and mathematics at The Bridge Academy. Outside his professional interests, Dr. Andronesco published seven books of poetry and several prose stories, culminating in his recognition as a laureate in poetry, prose, art critique and science by Literatura and Arta. He holds a Diploma Graduate of Science in physics from Babes-Bolyai University, a Master of Science from the Economics Studies Academy, a Doctor of Philosophy from the University of Bridgeport, and a Master of Science in nanotechnology in physics from Southern Connecticut State University.