Infrared Energy/Light
Science & Technology | Registration opens Monday, September 28, 2026 12:00 AM
A practical introduction for the non-physicist. Learn about wavelengths, dosing concepts (irradiance & joules), safety basics, how it supports cellular energy, and simple ways people use it for recovery, joint comfort, and skin health. Straight answers, evidence-based information and devices to examine and even try out in class. Ever heard of it and wonder what it is? Now is a good time to find out from someone who is an enthusiast and not selling anything.
Tom Gorman
Tom Gorman is a retired Radiation Protection Specialist with over 40 years of experience in radiological protection, beginning with 6 years in the Nuclear Navy aboard a fast attack nuclear submarine, followed by 6 years in commercial nuclear power, and 30 years in the National Nuclear Security Agency (NNSA) National Laboratory complex. He served his last 20 years full-time on an NNSA Radiological Emergency Response team, assisting fire, law enforcement, and military first responders with radiological response and training activities worldwide. Tom responded to the Fukushima Nuclear Disaster in 2011 as a field monitoring specialist, entering evacuated areas to conduct measurements throughout the early phases of the disaster. Tom has an endless supply of experiences and stories to tell of the world of applied nuclear science and has a knack for sharing his enthusiasm in plain, easy-to-understand language.