Alberto Milá de la Roca Figueras

• Alberto Milá de la Roca Figueras is a scientist and researcher, who was born in 1918 in Cumaná, SucreState. Venezuela.
• In 1964 he received instruction from the US Atomic Energy Commission.
• He postulated two important scientific theories:the Unification of the Microcosm and Macrocosm Theory, and the Quantification of Diseases Theory.
• Alberto Milá de la Roca Figueras, has written many books, "Termodinámica de la Célula Viva", "El Universo, El Espacio - Tiempo, El Cáncer" and "¿Cómo Trabaja la Célula Viva?" are the most important ones.
• For more than 15 years, he has developed a variety of investigations with cancerized cells in many universities of the world. He has also offered conferences to doctors in the US, India, Japan, Great Britain, Hong Kong, Dominican Republic, Mexico, Spain, Colombia, British Virgin Islands, and Venezuela.
• Among his most important scientific works, the discovery of the N-102®™ Protein, and the rectification of an incompatibility in the laws of physics and in the Laws of biochemistry are the most out-standing.

Nowadays, he is the director of the Investigation on the Physics of the Living Cells Program of Milá de la Roca Organization, in Caracas, Venezuela.