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Thomas Morel was born on September 26, 1943 in the United States of America into a family of emigrants from Czechoslovakia. The father had Jewish ancestors, the mother was Czech. After the end of the war, he returned with them to Czechoslovakia, where he grew up and graduated from the Czech Technical University. In 1967, he took the opportunity to spend a scholarship at the University of Chicago, which later turned into a lifelong emigration. After the August invasion in 1968, his parents also emigrated again, this time to Canada. Shortly after arriving in the USA, Thomas was given the opportunity to participate in the construction of the Blue Flame car, which was to break the world speed record, which was also achieved in 1970. After graduating, he worked for General Motors, today he manages his company Gamma Technologies, whose programs are used by most large car plants around the world. In 2017, CTU donated a million dollars.