The list of remembered and revered names like Kepler, Newton, Maxwell - famous for their discovery of conservation laws - has been stretched to include an American residing in Monterey, California.

For Immediate Release

MONTEREY, Calif./EWORLDWIRE/Nov. 14, 2006 --- During the Allied Academies Fall Conference in Reno, Nevada, Dr. Andrei Aleinikov, President of International Academy of Genius, a.k.a. “the Most Creative Man in the World,” reported the discovery of the next Conservation Law.

In his presentation titled “Mathematical Predictions of Organizology, The New Science of Organization,” Dr. Aleinikov said, “It took me 23 years of very unusual research and meticulous interpretation of data to formulate this law, and Organizology played the main role in this discovery.” He shared the new Conservation Law with the interdisciplinary audience representing various American and international universities and also explained how Organizology allowed him to arrive to such a historical achievement.

“As any scientific discovery," said Dr. Aleinikov, "It still requires a lot of work, but forward-looking institutions and foundations hopefully would see the huge perspectives and October 16, 2006 will be the day to enter it into the science textbooks.”

In his conclusion, Dr. Aleinikov expressed deep gratitude to Dr. Ralucca Gera, Naval Postgraduate School, Monterey, Calif., for her help in mathematical support and presentation of the material.

About Dr. Andrei Aleinikov, Founding President, International Academy of Genius

Dr. Aleinikov, “The Most Creative Man in the World,” or "the MegaCreativity Man," as Dr. E. Paul Torrance called him, or "the world's leading expert on MegaCreativity," as Dr. K. Neethling, the founder of African Creativity Foundation called him, is famous for his discovery of the human mind ability to generate over a million new ideas per minute. Dr. Aleinikov's book titled MegaCreativity: Five Steps to Thinking Like a Genius (Walking Stick Press, Cincinnati, 2002 also reprinted by John Wiley and Sons, Singapore, 2003) became a best seller in Asia.

For the introduction of four new sciences, Dr. Aleinikov was nominated for the nation's highest scientific honor - the President's National Medal of Science (NSF, 2003-2006). His Genius Education Methodology (GEM, already labeled "the GEM of education" by media) brought him the 2005 George Washington Honor Medal, top National Award in the Teacher/Administrator Category from the Freedoms Foundation at Valley Forge, Penn., and the 2003 Outstanding Educator Award for Innovative and Creative Teaching from the Academy of Educational Leadership, N.C.

As Troy University professor, he was nominated for the U.S. Professor of the Year Award (CASE) and many other prestigious nominations.

Also a Woodrow Wilson Visiting Fellow and a Guinness World Record holder, Dr. Aleinikov, inspires college and school students, trains educators and employees of Fortune 500 companies. He founded International Academy of Genius in 1995 as a research and educational institution.

To read more about Dr. Aleinikov, see www.mega-creator.com and www.woodrow.org/visiting-fellows/VFfellows.php.

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CONTACT:
Andrei Aleinikov
International Academy of Genius
Monterey, CA 93940
PHONE. 831-297-0886

SOURCE: International Academy of Genius

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