STAN TENEN is the Director of Research for the Meru Foundation of Sharon, Mass. With a B.S. in Physics (1963) from Polytechnic Institute of New York University, Mr. Tenen has designed and produced optical and electronic equipment for doctors and surgeons, and holds several patents.

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• B.S. Physics, 1963, Brooklyn Polytechnic Institute (now Polytechnic Institute of NYU)
  
  
• Patents for surgical instruments and lighting products
  
  
• Books and articles in various publications include:
  
  
• The Alphabet that Changed the World: How Genesis Preserves a Science of Consciousness in Geometry and Gesture (North Atlantic/Random House, forthcoming in 2011)
  
  
• Linguistic Cosmology – chapter in The Complementarity of Mind and Body: Realizing the Dream of Descartes, Einstein, and Eccles (NOVA Science Publishers, July 2010; Karl Pribram & Richard Amoroso, eds.)
  
  
• The God of Abraham: A Mathematician's View – essay inScience and the Primacy of Consciousness, a Book of Readings in Consciousness Studies (peer-reviewed: The Noetic Press, Orinda, CA, 2000; Richard Amoroso, ed.)
  
  
• The Alphabet in Genesis: Jerusalem to Sharon (1986-2006) (Meru Foundation, 2007; three-volume compendium of Meru Foundation articles and graphic essays, Levanah Tenen, ed.)
  
  
• The Three Abrahamic Covenants and the Car-Passing Trick – essay in Zen and the Art of Close Encounters (New Being Project, 1995; David Pursglove, ed.)
  
  
• Peer-Reviewed:
  The Noetic Journal, Vol. 2 No. 2 (April 1999): The God of Abraham: A Mathematician's View
  The Noetic Journal, Vol. 3 No. 2 (April 2002):The Shape of Information
  B'Or Ha'Torah #14E (2003): Man Bites Dog
  • Mathematical Philosophy:
         Gnosis: Two feature articles
         Tattva Viveka (German): Four feature articles (1966-2000) and three-part extended interview (2008)
    
    
  • Electronics Hobbyist:
         Popular Electronics
         Electronics Illustrated
    
    
  • General Publications:
         Focus: KQED-TV Magazine
         The Fool: The Unofficial Voice of the Findhorn Spiritual Community: Three essays (2003)
         Editzione Hera (Italian): Four-part extended interview (2006)
         The Forward: Feature article and interview (2005)
    
    
• Video Presentations include:
  • Thinking Allowed with Dr. Jeffrey Mishlove
  • Meru Foundation 7-video lecture series (1989-1999)
  • Host, Prisoner Rap Sessions, KQED-TV, (1978-9)
    
    
• Radio and television interviews include:
  
  • Off the Beaten Path with Rick Magder (O-U Radio, 2006)
  • Coast to Coast AM with George Noory,  Art Bell, and Rollie James (seven appearances, 1997-2007)
  • Laura Lee show, KVI-Radio
  • Infinities with Charlie Serafin (KCBS, 1982)
  • Dr. Jeffrey Mishlove's Virtual University (1999)