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Byline: Paula Schleis
Apr. 24--At age 10, Ronald Mallett escaped the pain of his father's untimely death by burying himself in the adventurous world of science fiction.
So when he came across H.G. Wells' classic The Time Machine, who could blame him for dreaming of going back in time to warn his dad of an impending heart attack?
Now, as a physicist at the University of Connecticut, Mallet has come to two conclusions:
1) He'll never be able to save his father.
2) He will create the world's first time machine.
On April 30, Mallett will come to Akron to share his plans for sending a subatomic particle into a time warp, ...