Garry Nolan
Professor of Pathology, Stanford University School of Medicine
On camera in The Age of Disclosure: Speaks on the academic and scientific case for taking UAP empirical questions seriously, and on his own laboratory work on related medical effects.
Garry Nolan is the Rachford and Carlota A. Harris Professor of Pathology at the Stanford University School of Medicine[1] and a longtime UAP-adjacent researcher who has written and spoken publicly about analyzing biological samples from individuals exposed to anomalous incidents and on a U.S. government program he describes as having investigated UAP-related medical effects[2]. Nolan was an Adjunct Faculty Researcher and is widely cited in academic UAP discussion[3].
- Stanford University Professor of Pathology — Stanford University faculty profile
- Public discussion of UAP-related medical-effects research — American Scientist — interview with Garry Nolan
- Founding board, Sol Foundation Initiative for UAP Studies — The Sol Foundation
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