EDUCATION
SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY
"I am a scientist and journalist publishing articles and papers since 1994.
As part of a collective of scientists, we have been working on the greatest threat to humankind --
humans. Much of my effort has been spent on Anthropogenic Climate Change. In addition,
I have specialized in pollution, diseases, health and wellness," said Daniel.
In 2020, Daniel started research into the antigen response to SARS-CoV-2.
His first peer reviewed paper was published on May 26, 2020 entitled "COVID-19 and Air Pollution".
He has since gone on to publish several other peer reviewed papers
including: "long-COVID: What we know about Long Haulers Syndrome," "COVID in Your Genes,"
"COVID: The Natural Immunity Myth," "COVID, Vitamin B3 (Nicotinic Acid), and the Immune System,"
"NAD+ Plus Immune System Diet, "and "COVID Mutation and Variant Threats."
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Daniel graduated from West Chester East High School in 1980. After receiving an academic
scholarship, Daniel attended West Chester University obtaining a Bachelor of Science degree in Business and Economics
and a minor in Philosophy. Daniel excelled in math and science and was WCU's first statistics
tutor. In 1984, he graduated Magna Cum Laude and was inducted into the Phi Sigma Tau international
honor society for philosophers, as well as, Pi Gamma Mu the oldest and preeminent honor society in
the social sciences.
Science and technology were always a preoccupation with an early aptitude in geology,
biology, anthropology, meteorology, chemistry, physics, and astronomy. By the age of 18,
Daniel had developed the world's first computer program to file federal tax returns. In his
20's, Daniel teamed with a physicist from Ohio State University, Sidd Mukherjee.
Together they developed and pioneered much of the original world wide web. They created the first web
based publishing platform for artists and scientists (The Philadelphia Spirit Experiment
Publishing Company) and promoted the humanities around the world through
The Membrane Domain (membrane.com) and
KingArthur.com.
Sidd and Daniel published groundbreaking research on climate change.
The team was the first to prove climate change was not occurring in a linear fashion, but rather
was exponential.
In 1997 his mentor, Sidd Mukherjee, said of Daniel, "You do not suffer fools gladly."
In 2007 his son, Christopher Brouse said, "Dad, you are a little too smart for your own good."