Jaime Fernandez is originally from Mexico and has lived over half of his life in Houston, Texas.  He has worked at NASA and founded a start-up company funded by the U.S. National Institute of Health.  He gained his Masters degree in robotics and artificial intelligence at Rice University and at the Tokyo Institute of Technology. At NASA he helped to devise the best way to assemble the space station using remote-controlled robots. He also led a joint A.I. project between NASA and Rice University. He received a Fellowship from the National Science Foundation for his work in Tokyo - the studying of walking robots and the observing of large Japanese companies. His own company was formed to create a naturally controlled prosthetic hand. He is now involved with the world genes bank,  a new protein folding project, as well as artificial intelligence, and is actively seeking means of applying technology to major corporations.

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