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Grant Hunter biography :

Grant Hunter is a freelance inventor currently based in Finland. Unusually for an inventor, he does not subscribe to the normal patent / royalty method for generating return from his intellectual property – but instead acts as a consultant for corporations who wish to maximise their R&D productivity.

He holds a Ph.D in tissue psychotropics from the University of Helsinki , where he developed computer assisted a left-brain / right-brain balancing mechanism which now provides the basis for his current consulting activities.

“ It’s a question of using one half of one’s brain to come up with the creative idea, and then using the opposing half to logically demolish any unsuitable or impractical devices – without the need for physical prototyping “ .

Through Really Magazine , he will be presenting a series of example inventions which are generated using his psychotropic methodology during the course of his continuing research.