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I am a physical chemist who worked for more than 28 years at Pacific Northwest National Laboratory, a U.S. Department of Energy multi-program laboratory. Much of my work focused on characterizing isotopes that are signatures of processes associated with the nuclear fuel cycle. I develop and apply mass spectrometry methods to such problems. My work includes development of the first commercially viable collision cell inductively coupled plasma mass spectrometers, novel approaches to MALDI, new RF quadrupole ion trap methods ("dynamic RF trapping"), elemental/isotopic analysis with resonant laser ionization and TOF/MS.

Richland, Washington, United States

Plasma processing development engineer. Developed reactive ion etch and other plasma based processes for in-house semiconductor fabrication methods.

B.S., Organic Chemistry

Activities and Societies: Student Council

Doctor Of Philosophy (Ph.D.), Physical Chemistry

We applied a then new spectroscopic method, pulsed field ionization, to the study of the vibrational spectroscopy of cations derived.

Doctor Of Philosophy - Phd, Physical Chemistry

ZEKE PES and RIMS vibrinic spectroscopy of organic radicals and their cations, benzyl radical in particular.

Doctor Of Philosophy - Phd, Physical Chemistry