Master Dr. Ko holds two doctorates, one in Bio-Medical Physics and the other in Electronics-Metrology.

In 1976, Dr. Ko discovered and invented the modern medical method of measuring blood volume in the human body utilizing a laser-augmented plethysmographic sensor that he designed to fit over the ear lobe. His research lead to the creation of the modern day heart rate monitors.

From 1977 to 1979, Dr. Ko registered and authored three U.S. Patents while at Boeing Military Airplane Company in Wichita, Kansas. All three of them were directed toward the technical support of the B-52G and H model terrain-following and terrain-avoidance capabilities of this strategic bomber.

In 1980, Dr. Ko brought Kansas' first Atomic Clock (a Cesium-Beam, Primary Time and Frequency Standard) to his Primary Standards Metrology Laboratory (across from the VA Hospital) in Wichita. His laboratory was the only one of its kind in a five state area that was directly traced to the National Bureau of Standards (now the National Institute of Standards and Technology) in Washington, D.C. and the U.S. Naval Observatory (keepers of the U.S. Time Standard).

In 1985, Dr. Ko developed and patented a method of detecting the presence of oil or gas, stratigraphically trapped below the subsurface of the Kansas and Oklahoma geology utilizing the natural Magneto-telluric and ELF (extremely low frequency) electromagnetic fields generated by the Earth.

In the following year, 1986, Dr. Ko (in his laboratory), verified the European and Canadian postulates and theories supporting the fact that we, as humans, are biologically and psycho-physiologically affected by both electric and magnetic fields of extremely low frequency.

As of June, 2003, Dr. Ko has re-initiated his research in Neuro-Bio-Electro-Magnetics. This important research work is private and involves the direct entrainment of brainwaves and neuronal activity in the Epsilon Neuronal Band (brainwaves below 0.5000 Hertz), Delta Neuronal Band (brainwaves from 0.5000 to 3.0000 Hertz), Theta Neuronal Band (brainwaves from 4.0000 to 7.0000 Hertz), Alpha Neuronal Band (brainwaves from 8.0000 to 13.0000 Hertz), Beta Neuronal Band (brainwaves from 14.0000 to 30.0000 Hertz), Gamma Neuronal Band (brainwaves above 30.0000 Hertz), Hyper-Gamma Neuronal Band (above 40.00000 Hertz and up to and including 100.00000 Hertz, and Lambda Neuronal Band (brainwave activity at 200.00000 Hertz). Dr. Ko is also investigating paranormal effects and enhancements with pure and very precise gaussian magnetic fields entraining the brainwave activity in the up-to-now uncharted brainwave regions (windows) of 3 to 4 Hertz, 7 to 8 Hertz, 13 to 14 Hertz and a specific Gamma brainwave frequency of 40.00000 Hertz. Dr. Ko has the capability to immediately investigate the Hyper-Gamma and Lambda brainwave regions and their effects on consciousness, super-consciousness, and enhanced intelligence. Dr. Ko's methods are highly proprietary. His methods have never been utilized until now. Patents for his special process(es) will be applied for. Dr. Ko has the capability to precisely entrain all neuronal frequencies throughout the entire brainwave spectrum to a resolution of one (1) microHertz (0.000001 cycles per second). In order to aid in the support of this leading-edge brainwave research, Dr. Ko offers his technical services in engineering, consultation, and precision measurement of ALL electromagnetic fields in homes, business offices, hospitals, clinics, laboratories, manufacturing facilities, schools, universities, large corporations, small business environments, and any working environment that may suspect electric and/or magnetic fields that are being generated above the thresholds of a biologically and psychophysiologically safe-environment for humans or animals. In addition to Dr. Ko's ability to precisely measure the electric and magnetic field intensities of these electromagnetic energy-enriched environments, he is also immediately capable of performing full spectral analysis of the measured electromagnetic fields to further identify their harmonics and, consequently, their biological and psychophysiological ill-effects. The most immediate concern for adverse exposure to these energy fields are the power generating fundamental fields of 60 Hertz (cycles-per-second) and all of its odd and even harmonic frequency components. If anyone reading this manifesto has an immediate or future need for Dr. Ko's professional services, please don't hesitate to call him at his Wichita office: (316) 651-5050

At the age of 8, Dr. Ko, as a young boy, passed an examination by the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) and at that time (1959) was the youngest licensed ham radio operator in the State of Ohio. His radio station was assigned the call sign, WA8ZKN. None of this would have been possible without the guidance and mentoring of some very old ham radio operator's who took him under their collective wings. Those mentors recognized early on that his natural talents in understanding electrical and magnetic properties were evident and stated to his parents that he was a prodigy. Most of these old ham mentors had always told him that he would be a very unique scientist someday. The points of ham radio that first sparked the interest of Dr. Ko was to witness the operation of these old Ham radio operators using Slow Scan Television (SSTV) on the 20 and 40 meter Band as well as Radioteletype (RTTY) being sent and received from all over the world. So, the art and science of Ham Radio was largely responsible for Dr. Ko leading into a very early career in electrical engineering, electrophysics, and electromagnetics. He always seem to know what he was going to do with his life. The Boeing Military Airplane Company in Wichita was responsible for bringing Dr. Ko to Kansas from Ohio in 1977. After the transfer to Kansas took place, Dr. Ko was assigned a new call sign from the FCC as N(zero)EQS. Today, he holds the Advanced Class FCC License and continues his radio activity. For the past 20 years, he has focused heavily on the science of propagation of electromagnetic waves in free space. His favorite and most prized pioneer in the 1800 sciences is Hermann von Helmholtz. Then comes his student, Heinrich Hertz. However, all of the giants and pioneering scientists in physics, such as, Newton, Faraday, Ampere, Coulomb, Volt, Gauss, Watt, Oersted, Weber, Lorentz, Henry, Lenz, Heaviside, Ohm, Maxwell, Laplace, Poynting, Fourier, Bessel, Brewster, Kirchhoff, Poisson, Snell, Stoke, Weiss, Einstein, Dirac, de Broglie, Bohr, Born, Mach, Minkowski, Misner, Planck, Tesla, Schrodinger, Schwarzchild, Zeeman, Gunn, Misner, Thorne, Wheeler, Sciama, Gribbin, Hubble, Condon, Resnick, Wangsness, Hayt, and Hawking, have inspired and continue to inspire Dr. Ko and his lifelong study, research, and practice. Dr. Ko has always challenged the most difficult and unusual. He was among the few who attempted to work the first Ham in Space, W5LFL, Astronaut Dr. Owen Garriott, on STS-9 (Columbia) Space Shuttle on December 1, 1983. Dr. Ko has propagated his VHF and UHF signals through space reflecting off of the northern Aurora Borealis curtain and passing over the equator to work stations in South America on the 6 meter Band (50 MHz). He has utilized Tropospheric ducting using 2 meter and 70 centimeter wavelengths. He has utilized two-way communication by scattering and/or reflecting off of the trail and ionized tails of Meteor showers with 2 and 6 meter wavefronts. He has often utilized Sporadic E cloud propagation on 2 and 6 meter bands. He has even participated in Earth-Moon-Earth (EME) moon-bounce radio operation on 144 and 432 MHz as well as OSCAR-10 (Orbiting Satellite Carrying Amateur Radio-second Phase III-B) Mode B operation. On HF (2 to 30 MHz), Dr. Ko has worked many stations around the world on 10, 12, 17, 20, 30, 40, and 80 meter bands, utilizing CW (morse), SSB (voice), SSTV (video), and RTTY modes. It has truly been an educational experience and enlightening path for Dr. Ko with his scientific and technical 'passtime' activity over many years of operation.

Despite his constant submersion into a lifetime of accomplishments in the fields of Bio-Medical Engineering and Bio-Nucleonics; Government-level Metrology and Precise Measurement; the applied fields of Electro-Physics and Electro-Magnetic Geology; and Radio/TV Engineering, Dr. Ko, has always made time for his intense study and constant practice in the Traditional Martial Arts. In fact, it was his dedication to the Martial Arts and Science that kept him in excellent health and fitness during many sleepless nights, 26 hour days, and the endless duties and responsibilities in the laboratory.

It is with this seriousness and dedication, that Master Dr. Ko approaches his Martial Arts now through his teachings.

His training in the martial arts began in 1966 as an Amateur Golden-Glove middleweight boxer in Ohio. He retired in 1970 with an impressive record of 51/49/26/1/1. Total fights (51), won (49), won-by-knockouts (26), draws (1), lost (1). His oriental martial arts training began in 1970 with Southern Chinese Hung Ga Kung Fu (Master) Sifu Po, Chang Yee in Columbus, Ohio. This complete Shaolin boxing system was patterned after the Tiger and Crane.

Master Dr. Ko and his martial arts experience spans over 35 years. He is a dedicated, full-time martial arts Master Instructor. He has been certified by many Grandmasters and Sifu to teach these complete, traditional martial art disciplines and curriculums offered at the Ko Mu Do Kwan (Ko Wu Tao Kwoon).

Master Dr. Ko was conferred and holds the YUK-DAN (6th DAN Black Belt) from the Korea Tae Kwon Do Moo Duk Kwan in Seoul, S. Korea. This traditional Dan Certificate is dated 15 January 2003 and is signed and sealed by the second-generation president, Grandmaster Chon, Jae Kyu. He was recommended for this promotion from his Moo Duk Kwan master, Grandmaster Shin, Soung Eui, who holds the 9th DAN Moo Duk Kwan and 9th DAN Kukkiwon. Grandmaster Shin is Director of the Pan-American Moo Duk Kwan Society, and President of the United States Tae Kwon-Do Moo Duk Kwan Federation. For further descension to the founder of Moo Duk Kwan, click here "Moo Duk Kwan Family Tree". Recent!

Master Dr. Ko was conferred the special and rare "Letter Of Commendation For The Meritorius Services" from The Korea Tae Kwon Do Moo Duk Kwan Association. This commendation letter was signed and sealed by its second-generation president, Grandmaster Jae Kyu Chon of Seoul, Korea. Dr. Ko's Moo Duk Kwan master, Grandmaster Soung Eui Shin presented him this most prestigous and rare award on September 28, 2002 in Nashville, Tennessee.

Master Dr. Ko holds a 6th Degree (Yuk-DAN) Black Belt from the Tae Kwon Do Han Moo Kwan and personally signed and sealed by its founder and still first-generation president, the Great Grandmaster Lee, Kyo Yoon in Seoul, Korea on December 5, 1998.

Certificate of Qualification as MASTER INSTRUCTOR from the Korea Taekwondo Association and signed by Han Moo Kwan Founder and President, Great Grandmaster Lee, Kyo Yoon on December 5, 1998.

Letter of Appreciation from the Korea Taekwondo Association and signed by Han Moo Kwan Founder and President, Great Grandmaster Lee, Kyo Yoon on August 1, 1998.

Letter of Reward as Senior Master Instructor of Taekwondo, from the Korea Taekwondo Association and signed by Han Moo Kwan Founder and President, Great Grandmaster Lee, Kyo Yoon of Seoul on August 1, 1997.

Certificate of Appreciation from The World Tae Kwon Do Han Moo Kwan Federation, personally signed and sealed by the Great Grandmaster and Founder of the Han Moo Kwan, President Lee, Kyo Yoon of Seoul, Korea on February 10, 2001.

A 6th Degree (Yuk-DAN) Black Belt in Taekwondo from the U.S. Central Taekwondo Association and its founder and president, Grandmaster Won, In Hui of Oklahoma City, Oklahoma.

A 5th Degree (Oh-DAN) Black Belt in Hapkido from the Universal Hapkido Institute and its founder and president, Grandmaster Kim, Ik-Hwan (Korea Hapkido Association), of Franklin, New Jersey.

Certificate of Appreciation awarded to Master Dr. Ko on November 7, 1998 from founder and president of the Universal Martial Arts Institute, Grandmaster Kim, Ik-Hwan, for his exceptional dedication, leadership and support of UMI Hapkido in Kansas.

A 5th Degree (Oh-DAN) Black Belt from the Korea Tae Kwon Do Moo Duk Hae (Moo Duk Kwan Society) signed and sealed under its second-generation president, Grandmaster, Chon, Jae Kyu, in Seoul, Korea. First-generation president, Grandmaster Hong, Chong Soo, is deceased. Dr. Ko's Moo Duk Kwan master who recommended him is Grandmaster Shin, Seoung Eui, president of the United States Tae Kwon-Do Moo Duk Kwan Federation and who also is director of the Pan-American Moo Duk Kwan Society. Further, Grandmaster Shin's master is Grandmaster Kang, Myung Kyu at the University of California - Davis. Grandmaster Kang's master is the late Grandmaster Nam, Sam Hyun who is Dan Bon #3 under the Great Grandmaster and Founder of Moo Duk Kwan, Hwang Kee (1914 - 2002).

A 5th Degree (Oh-DAN) Black Belt from the Kukkiwon (World Tae Kwon Do Headquarters ) personally signed by its president, Dr. Un Yong Kim, located just south of Seoul, Korea in the Yuksamdong, Kangnamku area.

Citation personally signed by Dr. Un Yong Kim, President of the World Taekwondo Federation, in recognition of Master Dr. Ko's dedicated service and outstanding contribution to the development of Taekwondo.

Letter of Citation #8942924, personally presented and signed by Grandmaster Joon Yong Kim, President of Kansas State Taekwondo Association, on April 29, 1989 for dedicated service and outstanding contribution to the development of Tae Kwon Do as a world sport.

DIPLOMA of Master Instructorship from the Society of Ho Sin Sul, United States Martial Arts Institute, founder and president, Grandmaster Dr. Kim, Dae Shik, Ph.D., Sc.D.

Master Instructor's Certificate from the United States Tae Kwon-Do Moo Duk Kwan Federation and its president, Grandmaster Shin, Soung Eui. Grandmaster Shin is also the director of the Pan-American Moo Duk Kwan Society.

Instructor's Black Sash in Yong Chun Gung Fu from the Fushan Shaolin Yong Chun Academy.

Instructor's Black Sash in Bai Mei Quan (White Eyebrow Fist) Gung Fu from the Fushan Shaolin Bai Mei Quan.

Instructor's Red Sash in Shaolin Hung Ga Gung Fu from Sifu Po Chang Yee of Columbus, Ohio. Sifu Po was a fellow classmate of the famous Sifu Lam Jo in Hong Kong.

First Level Instructor's Diploma from Eskrimador and Master Jimmy Tacosa, founder of Tacosa Serrada Eskrima and original student of the Great Grandmaster and Eskrimador Angel Cabales of Stockton.

USCTA Referee Certification #99-S01, Class: Supreme Referee, under International WTF Referee (1st Class), Grandmaster Won, In Hui, 9th DAN Black Belt, President, U.S. Central Taekwondo Association.

USTU Referee Certification #98-OK-0620, Class A, under the United States Taekwondo Union, One Olympic Plaza, Colorado Springs, Colorado.

Citation, 1998 Tae Kwon Do Instructor of the Year (State of Kansas) by the United States Taekwondo Union (USTU) signed by President, Sang Chul Lee.

15 year member and supporter of the United States Taekwondo Union (USTU).

Initial (1st year) full-member and supporter of the United States Taekwondo Won (USTW), Grandmaster Ahn, Kwongwon, President.

AAU Official Certification as a Class D Referee on June 20, 1997.

Midwest coordinator and representative for the Universal Martial Arts Institute (U.M.I.) and the Universal Hapkido Institute (U.H.I.) under Grandmaster Ik-Hwan Kim of New Jersey.

Master Dr. Ko holds Eleven (11) National Medals: Seven (7) under the USTU and One (1) GOLD under the AAU, and Three (3) GOLD Medals under the USTW. He holds 28 Regional Medals from a 5-State Competition Area and   47 competition trophies in fighting, forms, breaking, and weapons from all over the United States.

Master Dr. Ko taught Tae Kwon Do, Hapkido, and Wing Chun Kung Fu for four (4) years at Wichita State University. Each discipline taught was for a full one-credit hour. All of this coursework that Master Dr. Ko taught was for the Kinesiology and Sport Studies Department under Chairpersons, Dr. Susan Kovar and Dr. Lori Miller.