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Professional Interest: Precise measurements of decay parameters in neutron beta decay as a means to probe the Standard Model (e.g. the neutron lifetime and the correlation between the outgoing electron and electron-antineutrino momenta). Precise measurements of thermal and cold neutron fluences as a means to reduce the uncertainty in beam-type measurements of the neutron lifetime, and as a means to measure important neutron capture cross sections (e.g. boron and lithium) Precise measurements of neutron source intensities using the manganese bath method as a means to reduce the uncertainty of neutron source calibrations for industry and government. |
![]() Position: Physicist
Radiation and Biomulecular Physics Division Neutron Physics Group Employment History:NIST, 1986 - present Staff physicist, Ionizing Radiation Division, 1990 - present Staff physicist, Quantum Metrology Division, 1986-1990 Research Associate, Cyclotron Laboratory, Princeton University, 1984 - 1986 Education:Ph.D., Physics, Princeton University, 1984 Contact
Phone: 301-975-4843 |