Can someone from university collaborate to conduct faster than light experiment?

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Can someone from a US university with access to an accelerator or interested physics theory of speed above light collaborate with me to conduct the experiment suggested in the following paper's last section to push particles above the speed of light?

https://www.researchgate.net/publication/265643274_Extended_principle_of_relativity_beyond_speed_of_light_and_a_method_to_push_particles_beyond_the_speed_of_light

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