I am Dr. Meona Sherie, a propulsion systems engineer and resident of Intaki Prime in Gallente space. With over two decades of experience in advanced sublight and FTL drive research, I have dedicated my career to pushing the boundaries of applied plasma dynamics and hybrid capacitor-based thrust technologies.

I hold a Doctorate in Applied Astrodynamics from the University of Caille and dual Master’s degrees in Quantum Field Propulsion (Caille Technical Institute) and Military Systems Engineering (University of Duvolle). Early in my career, I was recruited by the Gallente Federal Navy’s Division of Experimental Propulsion (DEP), where I led a multidisciplinary team in the development of next-generation micro-warp field modulation arrays. Our work directly contributed to performance breakthroughs in several classes of naval interceptors and reconnaissance frigates.

Following my tenure in the military sector, I transitioned to the private research arm of Roden Shipyards, where I currently serve as a Senior Systems Architect. My recent projects include scalable power-distribution systems for high-efficiency warp coils and experimental integration of gravimetric displacement compensators for advanced tactical vessels.

I have authored over 40 peer-reviewed papers in the Federal Journal of Propulsion Science and regularly consult for R&D boards within CreoDron and Duvolle Laboratories. I remain passionate about mentoring young scientists and am a passionate advocate for responsible research policy in interstellar engineering.