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Notifies NRC That on 970630,RA Karam Will Retire & Relinquish Directorship of Neely Nuclear Research Ctr,Ga Tech Research Reactor.N Hertel Will Be Appointed Director, Effective 970701
ML20141G227
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Site: Neely Research Reactor
Issue date: 06/30/1997
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Neely Research Reactor, ATLANTA, GA
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@Techmm&mgy College of Engineering Office of the Dean June 30,1997 U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission Attention: Document Control Desk One White Flint North 11555 Rockville Pike Rockville, MD 20852

Subject:

Georgia Institute of Technology License No. R-97. Docket No. 50-160 Notification of Change in Operator Status Gentlemen:

This is to notify the NRC that on June 30,1997, Dr. R.A. Karam will retire and relinquish the directorship of the Neely Nuclear Research Center, Georgia Tech Research Reactor.

Effective July 1,1997, Dr. Nolan Hertel will be appointed director. For your review his curriculum vita is attached.

Should you have any questions, please call me at (404) 894-2972.

Sincerely,

. Narl Davidso Interim Dean

/cg Enclosure cc: Ed McAlpine, USNRC Region II 101 Marietta Street, NW, Suite 200

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NOLAN E. HERTEL Associate Professor Nuclear Engireering and liealth Physics Programs George W. Woo.frufT School of Mechanical Engineering Georgia Institute c(Technology, Atlanta, Georgia 30332-(M05 O: (404) 894-T/17 Fax: (404) 894-3733 11: (404) 416-7::46 Email: notan.hertel@me.gatech.edu '

EDUCATIONAL filSTORY Ph.D. Nuclear Engineering University ofIllinois at Urbana-Champaign 1979 M.S. Nuclear Engineering Texas A&M University 1975 B.S. Nuclear Engineering Texas A&M University 1973 Theses:

M.S.

Fast Neutron Spectra Produced by a 49-MeVDeuteron Beryllium Reaction and its Modification by Selected Absorbers.

Ph.D.: High Energy Neutron Transportthrough Tungsten andIran.

s REI EVANT EXPERIENCE Title Ornantiation Years Associate Professor Georgia Institute of Technology 1/1993 - Present Nuclear Engineering and liealth Physics Program G. W WoodrufT School of Mechanical Engineering Chair, Ilealth Physics and Radiological Engineering 1994 - 1996 Research Group Chair, Nuclear Engineering, Radiological Engineering and Health Physics Group 1996 - present Associate Professor The University of Texas - Austin 9/1985 - 12/1992 NuclearEngineering Area Mechanical Engineering Department Assistant Professor The University of Texas - Austin 1/1979- 8/1985 Nuclear Engineering Area {

Mechanical Engineering Department l

1 Research' Assistant University ofIllinois 6/1975 - 1/1979 Nuclear Engineering Department Research Assistant Texas A&M University 6/1974 5/1975 Nuclear Engineering Department Graduate Assistant Texas A&M University 5/1973 - 5/1974 College of Engineering CO-OP/ JETS Programs Consultine Technical Education Research Center (Teaching Module Preparation) 1980 Scientific Measurement Systems, Inc. (Neutron Applications in Industry) 1982 Texas Low-Level Radioactive Waste Disposal Authority 1986 - 1987 (Review Technical Basis for the Texas Below Regulatory Concern Disposal Rule)

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., e Allied Sigrial Inc., ringineered Materials Sector

, 1989 1 (Radiological Assessment'of Contaminated Wood Pallet Burial) t Schaeffer Associates for Odetics Advanced Intelligent Machines Division 1991 - 1993 (Dosimetry Algorithm Development)

Baker-Hughes incorporated TN Technologies 1992 (Consultation on Doppler Flowmeter Use) ,

University of New Mexico i 1994 (Review of Radiation Transport Code Assessment) )

B&W Nuclear Environmental Services Incorporated 1995 (Radiological Assessment for the Demolition of the 232-F Stack Destruction) at Savannah River Site)

IT Corporation (Review of Health Risk Assessment) 1996 NAC International 1996 - 1997 (Skyshine Code Development, Benchmarking Shielding Analyses of Spent Fuel Dry Storage Containers Shielding Analyses)

Schaeffer Associates for CRC Research Institute (Japan) 1997 (First-Collision Code Development Plan) '

HONORS AND AWARDS Tau Beta Pi Phi Eta Sigma Phi Kappa Phi Moody Science Foundation Scholar 1969 1973 Texas A&M University Former Students Association Scholarship 1969 - 1973 Summa Cum Laude Graduate, Texas A&M University 1973 University ofIllinois Fellow 1976 - 1977 PilS Radiation Oncology Trainee .

1977 - 1978 Best Paper Award, Radiation Protection and Shielding Division, 1978 American Nuclear Society Summer Meeting University Research Institute / Faculty Research Assignment (Battelle Pacific Northwest Laboratories) 1987 - 1988 l Northwest Organization of Colleges and Universities for 19fJ - 1988 l Science / Faculty Sabbatical Leave (Battelle Pacific Northwest Laboratories)

Best Paper Award, Topical Meeting of the American Nuclear Society 1992 Radiation Protection and Shielding Division: New Hori:ons in Radiation Protection and Shielding

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Dest Paper Award,1996 Winter Meeting of the American Nuclear Society, 1996 Radiation Protection and Shielding Divisioa )

PROFESSIONAL SOCIETY MEMBERSilIPS i

American Nuclear Society Atlanta Section of the American Nuclear Society Health Physics Society Atlanta Chapter of the Health Physics Society PROFESSIONAL REGISTRATION Texas State Board of Registration for Professional Engineers, Certificate No. 49365 6/1981 3/1994 Professional Engineer, State of Georgia, License No. 021261 6/1994 - present ARE AS OF INTEREST Neutron and Gamma-Ray Transport and Measurement Accelerator Applications Radiation Shielding High-Energy Neutron / Particle Interactions Health Physics Radiation Instrument Response and Spectra Unfolding Radiation Dosimetry and Phantoms Page 2

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. Nolan E. Hertel Low Level' Radioactive Waste Disposal Radiological Assessment

ifealth Risk Assessment j Radiation Instrument Calibration RESEARCII GR ANTS Bureau of Engineering Research
New Faculty Research initiation Grant: Development of Measurement Capabilitiesforintegral Testing ofNuclear Data, September 1979 - September 1980, $3,000.

The University of Texas Special Equipment Allocation to the Mechanical Engineering Department: Upgrade ofNE 213 Spectrometry System. November 1979 - September 1980, $ 15,130.

National Science Foundation: Research initiation: High-Energv Neutron Transport Studies CPE-8006674, May 1980 - October 1982, $39,975.

University Research Institute: Construction and Calibration of an Associated Particle System to Monitor a DT Neutron Source April 1982 - September ic82, $4,354.

Sun Oil Special Summer Research Grant:

1982, $6,500.

Investigation ofNuclear Datafor Well Logging, June 1982 - September Texas Atomic Energy Research Foundation: Neutron Multiplication by Beryllium, June 1982 - September 1982,

$5,000.

The University of Texas Special Equipment Allocation to the Mechanical Engineering Department: Nuclear Engineering Teaching Laboratoq: Undergraduate Laboratory Stations, September 1982 - September 1983,

$41,000.

The University of Texas Special Equipment Allocation to the Mechanical Engineering Department:Neinron Generator Upgrade. September 1982 -September 1983, $7,000.

The University of Texas Special Equipment Allocation to the Center for Fusion Engineering: Fusion Neutronics Equipment. September 1982 - September 1983, $20,000.

Texas Atomic Energy Research Foundation: Development of Fusion Blanker Neutronics Program. June 1983 -

September 1983, $7,000.

Texas Atomic Energy Research Foundation:

Cahbration of Neutron Counting Equipment for Beryllium Multiplication Experiment, September 1983 - January 1985,59,044.

Texas Low-Level Radioactive Waste Disposal Authority: An Evaluation of Methods of Low-Level Radioactive Waste Disposal, September 1984 - June 1985, $9,736.

The University of Texas Special Equipment Allocation to the Mechanical Engineering Department: September 1984 l

- September 1985, $6,850.

IBM PROJECf QUEST: Implementation ofBonner Sphere Unfolding Codes on an IBM PC, January 1985 - April 1986, $6,300.

National Science Foundation: Neutron Multiplication by Beryllium, January 1985 - December 1987, $ 139,557.

University of Rochester Strong Memorial Hospital (PHS Consortium): Energy Spectral Measurements of Clinical Fast Neutron Beams: NE-213 Measurements, May I985 - May 1986, $13,720.

} Grove Engineering: Microcomputer Shielding and Radiation Software Package. December 1986, $2000.

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- Noin E. Ilertel Texas Low-Level R'adioactive Waste Disposal Authority: BRC Radwaste Stream Computer Afodeling June 1987 -

August 1987, 59,745.

Texas Advanced Technology Program: Nuclear Technology Study ofthe Fusion Ignition Experiment IGNITEY. June 1988 May 1990, Co-Pl/PD with Dr. G.A. Hallock and Dr. R. Carrera, $344,110.

Texas Low Level Radioactive Waste Disposal Authority: Performance Assessment and Afonitoring of the Ambient Radiation Levehfor a Prospective Low-level Radioactive Waste DisposalSite. June 1, I988 - August 31,1989, Co-P!/PD with Dr. R. J. Charbeneau, $ 194,035.

Texas Low-Level Radioactive Waste Disposal Authority: Performance Assessment and Afonitoring of the Ambient Radiation Levelsfor a Prospective Low-Level Radioactive Waste Disposal Site, September I,1989 - August 31, 1990, Co-PUPD with Dr. R. J. Charbeneau, $121, 539.

Texas Low-Level Radioactive Waste Disposal Authority: Performance Assessment and Afonitoring of the Ambient Radiation Levelsfor a Prospective Low-Level Radioactive Waste Disposal Site. September I,1990 - August 31, 1991, Co-Pl/PD with Dr. R. J. Charbeneau, $80,464 Texas Low-Level Radioactive Waste Disposal Authority: Performance Assessment and Afonitoring of the Ambient Radiation Levelsfor a Prospective Low-Level Radioactive Waste Disposal Site. September l, t99I - August 3l, 1992. Co-Pl/PD with Dr. R. J. Charbeneau, $124,766.

University of Texas Health Science Center at San Antonio: PET Cyclotron Vault Neutron Shield Analysis, April 1, l992 - August 31,1992, $5,114.

Texas Low-Level Radioactive Waste Disposal Authority: Performance Assessment and Afonitoring of the Ambient Radiation Levelsfor a Prospective Low-Level Radioactive Waste Disposal Site, September 1,1992 - August 3l, 1993, Co-PI/PD with Dr. R. J. Charbeneau, $ 107,216.

ERDAtWestinghouse Savannah River Company: Consolidated incineration Facility Health Risk Assessment, February 22,1994 - September 30,1995, $278,618.

ERDAlWestinghouse Savannah River Company: Benchmarking the LAllET Elastic Scattering Afodelfor APT Design Applications, July 12,1996 - November 30,1996, $30,674.

" Benchmarking of the LAHET Code System and CINDER 90 for APT Applications", Accelerator Production of Tritium Southeast Consortium, start July 1,1997, $65,000.

Pendine

" Creation'of a Set of Benchmark Experiments to Validate the LAHET Code System", Accelerator Productio Tritium Southeast Consortium, $65,000. Start July 1,1997. With Farzad Rahnema.

Centers for Disease Control: Community Education and Training to Address Environmental Health Research Near Department ofEnergy Nuclear Weapons Facilities, I year, $179,000.

DOE Health Physics Faculty Research Award Program, Effective Dose Equivalent Personal Dosimeter Development, I year, $49,859.

Concent Paners in Review

" Personal and Area Dosimetry for the APT", Accelerator Production of Tritium Southeast Consortium, $99,970, FY 97/98. With S.-H. Fong and C.-K. Wang.

" Radiological Hazard Analysis of the ' Acceleration Production of Tritium Facility", Accelerator Production of Tritium Southeast Consortium, $128,972, FY 98. With S.-H. Fong and M. T. Ryan.

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In collaboration with Dr. Don Burge (WSRC) " Characterization of Neutron and Gamma Radiation Generated by P 1

m Vitrified and Ceramic Waste' Forms", DOE Plutonium Focus Area, FY 98, $85,000.

l i GRADUATE DEGREE SUPERVIMON University of Texas at Austin Yukitaka Kunimoto: Waste Stream Toxicities in Thorium Fuel Cyclesfor Pressuri:ed IVater Reactors, M.S. Thesis, May 1980.

Steven J. Ganthner: The Efects ofInitial Enrichment in the Accelerator Breeding of Nuclear Reactor Fuel, M.S.

Thesis, August 1980.

William E. Murphic: Afeasured Neutron and Gamma-Ray Spectra in a Tissue-Equivalent LiquidIrradiated with 14 AfeVNeutrons, M.S. Thesis, December 1980.

Regina M. Laucius: Calculation of the Diferential Epiciencies of Organic Scintillators to Neutrons Above 10 AfeV, M.S. Thesis, May 1983.

Yukitaka Kunimoto:

A Core Inventory Afodelfor Fuel Trajectory Analysis in Fusion-Fission Symbiotic Systems, Ph.D. Dissertation, August 1983.

Richard D. Savage: Error Analysis For a Hydrogen Filled Benjamin Counter, M.S. Thesis. December 1984.

Noreen D. Poor: A Comparison of Low-Level Radioactive IVaste Storage and Disposal Techniques M.S. Thesis, isugust 1985.

ilichard S. liartley: Neutron Afultiplication by Beryllium. Ph.D. Dissertation, December 1987.

Maureen A. McGraw: Exposure Assessmentfor Disposal of Low-Level Radioactive Soil M.S. Thesis, December 1989 (Civil Engineering Department, Co-Advisor with Dr. R. J. Charbeneau).

Christine. G. Pollard: Analysis of the Biotic Pathwaysfor a Texas Low-Level Radioactive IVaste Disposal Facility.

M.S. Thesis, August 1990 (Biological Sciences, Co-Advisor with Dr. C. McMillan).

Edward Takesuye: Photon Dose Equivalents in Phantoms, M.S. Thesis, May 1991.

George A. Miller, Jr.: Gadolinium Neutron Capture Therapy, Ph.D. Dissertation (Biomedical Engineering), May 1992.

Bassel K.'Nabelssi: Calculations ofDose Equivalent Quantitiesfor High-Energy Neutrons Using Homogeneous and Heterogeneous Phantoms, Ph.D. Dissertation, May 1993.

Arnold Preece: Use of the GENil Computer Codefor Dosimetric Pathway Analysis of a Low-Level Radioactive Waste DisposalFacility, M. S. Thesis, May 1993.

Hector R. Vega-Carrillo: Characteri:ation of the Neutron Field in the Vicinity of PET Cyclotrons, Ph.D.

Dissertation, May 1995. Co-advisor with Dr. B. W. Wehring.

Georcia Institute of Technoincy i

l Timothy H. Fox: Computer Treatment Planning System and Optimi:ation of Dose Distributions for a Patient Rotator Used in Stereotatic Radiosurgery, Ph.D. Thesis, March 1994. Co-Advisor with Dr. Kimberly J. Kearfort.

H. Michelle Coward: Health Risk Assessment ofRadioactive Emissionsfrom the Consolidatedincineration Facility at the Savannah River Site, M.S. Thesis, March 1995.

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. Nol:n E. Hertel Edward A. Iloffmari: Low Activation Tokamak Reactors, M.S. Thesis, September 1995. Co-advisor with Dr. W. M.

Stacey, Jr.

John L. Lobdell:

Dose Rate and Spectral Photon Afeasurements Around a Large BWR Using a Tissue-Equivalent Plastic Scintillation, Ph.D. Thesis, December 1995.

Karen L. Jones:

A Biokinetic Afodelfor Cs 137 in the Fetus, Ph.D. Thesis, December 1995. Co-advisot with Dr.

Rodney D. Ice.

Frederic J. Mis: Development ofan Imaging Camerafor Non-Destructive Examination, Ph.D. Thesis, March 1996.

Ken Veinot:

Afultisphere Neutron Spectra Afeaswements Near a High Energy Afedical Accelerator, MS Thesis, September 1996.

Jeremy Sweezy: A Afultisphere Neutron Spectrometer Afeasurement of the Georgia Tech Research Reactor Biomedical Faci /irr, MS Thesis, September 1996. Co-Advisor with Dr. Ratib Karam.

Mary E. Napolitano: Alammographic X-rav Unit Peak Kilovoltage and Spectral Quality Determination Using Film Densitometry, Ph.D. Thesis, June,1997. Co-advisor with Dr. Jon II. Trueblo(xl(Medical College of Georgia).

In Procress:

Luke L McCormick: Comparison of Gamma Dosefrom Discretely and Homogeneously Contaminated Soils, M.S.

Thesis (anticipated September 1997).

Tanya Palmateer Oxenberg: The Effectiveness of Catch Boxes in Testing Depleted Uranium Projectiles to Afinimi:e the impact to the Environment, M.S. Thesis (anticipated September 1997).

Wayne Simpkins: The inpuence of Adipose Tissue on Neutron Dose Equivalent, Ph.D. Thesis Proposal in Preparation.

PROFESSIONAL ACTIVITIES American Nuclear Society Member: Ad Hoc Committee on Guidelines for Student Travel Support, Radiation Protection 1985 - 1986 and Shielding Division, American Nuclear Society.

Member: Program Committee, Radiation Protection and Shielding Division of the American 1985-1987 Nuclear Society,1987 Topical Meeting on Theory and Practices in Radiation Protection and Shielding.

Member: Program Committee, Radiation Protection and Shielding Division, American 1985 - Present Nuclear Society.

Paper Reviewer: Lithium Blanket Program at the LOTUS Neutron Source Facility, Nuclear June 1986 Technology Experiments and Facilities, and Fusion Nucleonics Sessions, Seventh Topical Meeting on the Technology of Fusion Energy, American Nuclear Society, Reno, NV.

Session Organizer / Chairman: Etternal Dosimetry, Phantoms, and Dose Equivalence, 1988 Radiation Protection and Shielding Division, Winter American Nuclear Society / European l Nuclear Society Meeting, Wa<hington, DC.

l Member: Executive Committee, Radiation Protection and Shielding Division, American 1988 - 1991 Nuclear Society.

1 JLdge: Best Paper, Radiation Protection and Shielding Division,1988 Winter American 1988 Nuclear Society / European Nuclear Society Meeting, Washington, D.C.

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Session Chairman: De Af!nimis and Below Regulatory Concern, Radiation Protection and 1989 l

Shielding Division, Winter American Nuclear Society Meeting, San Francisco, CA.

Session Chairman: Radiological Assessments for Decontamination. Decommissioning, and 1990 Disposal. Radiation Protection and Shielding Division. Water American Nuclear Society.

Washington, D. C.

Session Organizer, Chairman: Moderating Neutron Detectors, Radiation Protection and 1991 Shielding Division, American Nuclear Society, Winter American Nuclear Society Meeting, San Francisco, CA (organized three sessions, chaired one).

Judge: Best Paper, Radiation Protection and Shielding Division,1991 Winter American 1991 Nuclear Society Meeting, San Francisco, CA.

Member: Program Committee,1992 Topical Meeting -- New Horizons in Radiation 1990 - 1992 Protection and Shielding, Radiation Protection and Shielding Division, American Nuclear Society, Pasco, WA, April 26 - May 1.

Member: Ad Hoc Health Physics Society Liaison Committee, Radiation Protection and 1991 - 1996 Shielding Division, American Nuclear Society.

Session Chairman: Radiation Sources and Dosimetry,1992 Topical Meeting -- New Horizons 1992 in Radiation Protection and Shielding, Radiation Protection and Shielding Division, American Nuclear Society, Pasco, WA, April 26 - May 1.

Technical Program Chairman: Eighth International Conference on Radiation Shielding 1994 (Sponsored by the Radiation Protection and Shielding Division, American Nuclear Society),

Arlington, TX, April 24 - 27.

Judge: Best Paper Award, Radiation Protection and Shielding Division, Winter Meeting, 1992 Chicago, IL.

Vice Chair, Radiation Pa tection and Shielding Division, American Nuclear Society. 1994 - 1995 Judge, Best Para Award, Radiation Protection and Shielding Division, American Nuclear 1994 Society, Winter Meeting, WashMgton, D.C.

Scaion Organizer (2 Sessions)/Chau il Session), Photon and Electron Transport Methods 1995 and Applications I and H, Radiation Protection and Shielding Division, American Nuclear Society, Winter Meeting, San Francisco, CA.

Chair, Radiation Protection and Shielding Division, American Nuclear Society. 1995 - 1996 Judge, Best Paper Award, Radiation Protection and Shielding Division, American Nuclear 1995 Society, Winter Meeting, San Francisco, CA.

Member, Everitt P. Blizard Scholarship Committee, Radiation Protection and Shielding 1995 - 1997 Division, American Nuclear Society.

Session Chairman, Computational Methods for Medical Applications,1996 Topical Meeting, 1994 - 1996

\ Achievements and Applications in Radiation Protection and Shielding, Radiation Protection j and Shielding Division, American Nuclear Society, North Falmouth, MA, April 21-25,1996.

i Chair, Nominating Committee, Radiation Protection and Shielding Division 1996 Member, Program Committee, Accelerator Applications Technical Group, American Nuclear 1996 - present Society Page 7

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Member, Technical Program Committee, 1998 American Nuclear Society, Radiation 1996 - 1998 Protection and Shie: ding Division Topical Meeting Technologies for the New Century, Nashville,TN, April 12-23, 1998.

\ Atlanta localSection Vice Chair, Atlanta Local Section, American Nuclear Society.

1995 - 1996 Chair, Atlanta Local Section, American Nuclear Society 1997 - 1998 Ilealth Physles Society Member: National Standards Committee, Health Physics Society.

1989 - 1995 Paper Reviewer: Health Physics Journal.

1990 - 1993, 1995 Member, Academic Program Committee, Health Physics Society.

1996 - 1999 Local Chanter Member: Publications Committee, South Texas Chapter of Health Physics Society. 1986 - 1989 Vice President, Atlanta Chapter of the Health Physics Society.

1995 - 1996 President, Atlanta Chapter of the Health Physics Society 1996 - 1997 Department of Encrey Invited Participant: 11* Department of Energy Workshop on Personnel Neutron Dosimetry, 1991 Las Vegas, NV, June 4 '/.

Proposal Reviewer: Applied Health Physics Program, Department of Energy, EH - 41. 1992 DOE Program Reviewer: Effective Dose Equivalent Dosimeter System Tests, Applied Health 1993 Physics Research Program, Battelle Pacific Northwest National Laboratories.

Proposal Reviewer: DOE Environmental Restoration and Waste Management Junior Faculty 1993 Award Program.

Panel Moderator and Reviewer: Health Sciences Merit Review Panel, Department of Energy's 1997 Environmental Management Science Program Proposal Review.

Other Reviewer National Science Foundation. 1982,1985 Member: Local Program Committee, IEEE 11* Symposium on Fusion Engineering, Austin, 1985 TX, November 18-22.

Co-Chainnan: Poster Session: Engineering Problems of Future Fusion Reactors; 1985 Experimental and Diagnostics Syste'ns Design, IEEE I1* Symposium on Fusion Engineering, Austin, TX, November 18-22.

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Expert Witness: Texas Senate Committee on NORM and NARM Waste IIearing, San 1989 Antonio, TX, October 5.

Paper Reviewer, AfedicalPhysicsJournal.

1993 - l996 Roster, International Atomic Energy Agency's Experts Program.

1994 - present Battelle Pacific Northwest National Laboratory Affiliate Staff Scientist.

1994 - present Paper Reviewer, NuclearInstruments and Afethods Journal 1995 Visiting Scientist, Los Alamos National Laboratory 1996 - 1998 TEACIIING Short Courses:

Basic Radiological Health Course: Texas Department ofllealth Bureau of Radiation Control,1981.

Techniques in Nuclear Radiation Shield Analysis (UIT): June 1987, October 1988, September 1989, May 1990. July 1992, July 1993. (Organizer)

BRC Radwaste Disposal @elow Regulatory Concern): February 1988. November 1988, October 1989. (Organizer)

Georcia Institute of Technoloey

. Lecture 3.7, Treatment of Gaseous Waste, International Atomic Energy Agency: Interregional Training Course on Management of Radioactive Waste from Nuclear Power Plants, Argonne National Laboratory, August 1993 Basic IIcalth Physics Course, Westinghouse Savannah River Company March - April,1994.

TIIE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS AT AUSTIN Underernduate Courses:

ME 319 Mechanical Engineering Computations ME 337C Introduction to Nuclear Power Systems ME 337D Radiation and Radiation Protection ME 339 IIcat Transfer and Rate Processes ME 361E Nuclear Reactor Engineering ME 361F Nuclear Engineering: Introductory Laboratory ME 445 Fluid Mechanics ME 177K,377K Projects in Mechanical Engineering ME 379M Introduction to Health Physics Graduate Courses:

ME 380M Research l ME 388Q.1 Nuclear Reactor Theory I l ME 388Q.2 Nuclear Reactor TheoryII l ME 388Q.3 Analytical and Numerical Techniques in Reactor Engineering i

ME 388Q.4 Neutron and Nuclear Physics ME 388R.1 Nuclear Radiation Shielding ME 389R.1 Nuclear Engineering Laboratory ME 397.1 Projects ME 397K Nuclear Engineering Graduate Seminar Page 9

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ME 397.26 Nuclear Engineering flealth Physics ME 397.9 Nuclear FueiCycles ME 698A Thesis ME 698B Thesis BIOL 6988 Thesis (Biological Sciences Graduate Program)

ME 999W Dissertation Research BME999R Dissertation Research (Biomedical Engineering Program)

TiiE GEORGIA INSTITUTE OF TECilNOLOGY Undercraduate Courses NE I100 Energy and Engineers in Society NE 4803 Special Topics: Radioactivity in the Environment IIP 4412 Principles of flealth Physics ME 2016 Cornputer Applications Graduate Courses IIP 6405 llealth Physics Practice IIP 6641 Environmental Surveillance and Waste Disposal NE 6126 Monte Carlo Methods in Nuclear Engineering NE 6132 Nuclear Fuel Management NE 626i Radiation Shielding Design NE/ IIP 6753 Advanced Nuclear / Radiological Engineering Design NE/IlP 6751 Advar,ced Rad >ien Detection llP 8113 Special Topics: Radiological Assessment PUBLICATIONS

1. " Fast Neutron Spectra for the TAMVEC 50-MeV d+-Be Neutron Treatment Beam" (abstract), Med. Phys. 2, 152 (1975). With V. A. Otte, J. B. Smathers, A. R. Smith and P. R. Almond.
2. " Thick Target Yields from D+-Be Reactions at Ed =16,30 and 40 MeV", Symposium on Neutron Cross-Sections J0-40 MeV, BNL-NCS-50681, Brookhaven National Laboratory, New York, May 1977. With R. G. Graves, J.

B. Smathers, V. A. Otte, P. R. Almond and W. Grant.

3. "Photoneutron and Cf-252 Neutron Dose Comparisons for Radiotherapy Shielding". Trans. Am. Nucl. Soc, 28, 620(1978). With B. W. Wehring.

4.

" Comparison of VITAMIN-C Master Library Reaction Cross Sections for Iron with Multigroup Cross Sections Generated by the V1M Monte Carlo Code", Proceedings ofthe RSIC Seminar-IVorkshop on Multigroup Nuclear Cross-Section Preparation and Data Library Manipulation Techniques. March 14-16.1978, Oak Ridge, Tennessee, ORNL-RSIC-41. With B. W. Wehring and R. II. Johnson.

5. " Effectiveness of Tungsten and Lead in Attenuation of Photoneutrons"(abstract), IVorld federation in Nuclear Medicine and Biology Second international Congress, September 17 21, 1978, Washington, DC. With R.

Mertogul and B. W. Wehring.

6. " Integral Tests of ENDF/ B-IV liigh-Energy Neutron Cross Section Data for Tungsten", Trans. Am. Nuc. Soc..

E,631 (1979). With B. W. Wehring and J. J. Dorning.

7. "TLD Measurements in an Iron Sphere Containing a DT Source", Trans. Am. Nuc. Soc., E, 632 (1979). With R. II. Johnson, K. R. Koch and B. W. Wehring.
8. " Benchmark Shielding Problems Obtained from Integral Tests of Neutron Cross Sections", Trans. Am. Nuc.

Soc.. M, 666 (1979). With B. W. Wehring, J. J. Dorning, D. T. Ingersoll and R. II. Johnson.

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' 9, " Measurements and Analyses of Neutron Transport Through Iron", Proceedings oftheInternational Conferenc on Nuclear Cross Sections'for Technology, Knoxville, Tennessee,1979, NBS Special Publication 594, pp. 563- i 567. With R.11. Johnson, J. J. Dorning and B. W. Wehring.  !

10. " Absolute Monitoring of DD and DT Neutron Fluences Using the Associated Particle Technique", Nucl. Instr.

Afeth.,17.2,501 (1980). With B. W. Wehring.

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11. " Gamma-Ray Spectra Measured in Tissue-Equivalent Medium Irradiated with Neutron Radiotherapy Sources".

Trans. Am. Nuc. Soc.. 3.1,457(1980). With J. B. Smathers and R. G. Graves.

12. "In Phantom Photon Spectra Measurements for High-Energy Neutron Therapy Sources" Proceedings: Fourth Symposium on Neutron Dosimetry, June 1-5, 1981, Neuherberg'Munchen, Federal Republic of Germany, EUR 7448en. With J. B. Smathers and R. G. Graves.
13. " Measurements of Neutron and Gamma. Ray Spectra in a Phantom Irradiated with 14-MeV Neutrons" (abstrac 26th Annual Meeting of the llealth Physics Society, Louisville, Kentucky, Health Physics,4.1,887 (1981). With W. E. Murphie and R. J. Calhoun.
14. "A Core Inventory Model for Fuel Trajectory Analysis in Fusion-Fission Symbiotic Systems", Trans. Am. Nuc.

Soc., M,178 (1982). With Y. Kunimoto and J. W. Davidson.

15. " Calculation of the Differential Efficiencies of Organic Scintillators to Neutrons Above 10 MeV", Trans. Am.

Nuc. Soc., M,625 (1982). With R. M. Laucius and J. W. Davidson.

16. "The Use of Neutron and Gamma-Ray NE-213 Spectral Measurements and Calculations to Obtain Dosimetric Information for DT Neutrons", Med. Phys., LQ,66 (1983). With W. E. Murphie, l7. "Bonner Ball Detection Responses for Neutrons from Thermal Energies to 17.3 MeV" (abstract), Health Physics Society Annual Meeting, Baltimore, Maryland, Health Physics. M, 192 (1983). With J. W. Davidson.
18. "NE-213 Response Matrix for Neutron Spectrometry Up to 50-MeV"(abstract), Health Physics Society Annual Meeting, Baltimore, Maryland, Health Physics. 4_1,192 (1983). With J. W. Davidson and R. M. Laucius.
19. "An NE-213 Response Matrix to 50 MeV", Trans. Am. Nuc. Soc., 4_1, 607 (1983). With J. W. Davidson and R.

M. Laucius.

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20. "An Equal Probability Neutron Detection System Using Bonner Spheres", Trans. Am. Nuc. Soc., 41, 609 (1983).

With J. W. Davidson.

21. "The,Effect of Cadmium Covers on Bonner Sphere Responses", (abstract) Proceedings of the Personnel Radiation DosimetrySymposium, Knoxville, Tennessee, October 1984. With J. W. Davidson.

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22. "The Response of Bonner Spheres from Thermal Energies to 17.3 MeV", Nucl. Instr. Meth., A238. 509 (1985).

With J. W. Davidson.

23. "A Comparison of Low-Level Radioactive Waste Management Altematives" Proceedings of the Waste Management '85 Conference Tucson, Arizona,(1985). With N. D. Poor.

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24. "A Comparison of Low-Level Radioactive Waste Storage and Disposal Altematives"(abstract), Health Physics Society Annual Meeting, Chicago, Illinois, (1985). With N. D. Poor.
25. " Transmission of Fast Neutrons through an Iron Sphere", Fusion Tech.,9,345 (1986). With R. H. Johnson, J. J.

Dorning and B. W. Wehring.

26. " Calibration of Bonner Spheres at The University of Texas"(abstract), Health Physics Society Annual Meeting, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, Health Physics, 59, Suppl.1, 522 (1986). With A. D. Gaines.

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27. "How to Evalu' ate a Low-Level Radioactive Waste Disposal Technology".(abstract), Health Physics Society Annual Meeting, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, Health Physics,10, Suppl.1, 568 (1986). With N. D. Poor. 1
28. " Dosimetry in the Vicinity of If2I*, Proceedings of the 20th Midyear Symposium of the Health Physics Society, Health Physics ofRadiation Generating Afachines, Reno, February 1987, CONF-8602106. With H. W.

Bryant. T. L. Bauer and J. W. Jagger.

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29. " Neutron Measurements in the Vicinity of Medical Electron Accelerators", Proceedings of the 20th Midyear Symposium of the Health Physics Society, llealth Physics ofRadiation Generating Afachines, Reno. February 1987, CONF-8602106. With R. S. Hartley, T. L. Bauer, J. L. Horton and V. A. Otte.
30. " Neutron Multiplication in Beryllium", Trans. Am. Nuc. Soc., S, 126 (1987). With R. S. Hartiey.
31. " Determining Calibration Factors for Bonner Spheres", Trans. Am. Nucl. Soc., E 220 (1987). With R. S.

Hartley and A. D. Gaines.

32. " Transportation Worker Exposure from the Transport of BRC Radwaste", Proceedings of the Waste Afanagement '88 Symposiurrt Tucson, February 28-March 3,1988. With C. G. Pollard and B. A. Gantner.
33. " Calculations of Dosimetrie Quantities for Cf-252 Neutron Sources", (abstract),1988 Health Physics Society Annual Meeting, Boston, Massachusetts, Health Physics. M, S46 (1988). With J. C. Mcdonald.
34. " Measured and Calculated Neutron Leakage Multiplication for Beryllium Shells", Trans. Am. Nucl. Soc.,16, 123 (1988). With R. S. Hartley and J. W. Davidson.
35. " Analysis of the Texas Beryllium Neutron Leakage Multiplication Experiments", (abstract) Eighth Topical Meeting on the Technology of Fusion Energy Salt Lake City, Utah, October 9-13,1988. With J. W. Davidson and R. S. Hartley.
36. " Dose Equivalent and Phantoms in Conventional Calibration Practice, Trans. Am. Nucl. Soc., 12, 219 (1988).

With J. C. Mcdonald.

37. " Neutron Multiplication in Beryllium", Fusion Engr. Des., 10, 133 (1989). With R. S. Hartley and J. W.

Davidson.

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38. " Nuclear Radiation Analysis in the IGNITEX Ignition Experiment". Fusion Tech.. E 459 (1989). With T, Parish and R. Carrera. {
39. " Ignition Experiment in a Single-Turn-Coil Tokamak", Fusion Tech., E 402 (1989). With R. Carrera, M. '

Driga, J. H. Gully, J. Hopf, K.T. Hsieh, E. Montalvo, C. Ordonez, T. Parish, M. N. Rosenbluth, W. A. Walls, W.

F. Weldon, M. Werst and H. H. Woodson.

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40. "IGNITEX Experiment", (abstract) 16th /EEE International Conference on Plasma Science, Buffalo, New York, May,1989, IEEE-89-CH-2760-7, 58 (1989). With R. Carrera, M. Barrington, R. Bickerton, W. D. Booth, Y.

Chen, J. Dong, M. Driga, S. Eways, G. Fu, J. Gully, G. Hallock, J. Helton, L. Hively, J. Howell, K. Hsieh, J.

Ling, G. Miller, E. Montalvo, C. Ordonez, D. Palmrose, T. Parish, M. Rosenbluth, S. Tamor, D. Tesar, J. Van Dam, P. Varghese, A. Walls, W. Weldon, M. Werst and H. Woodson.

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' 41. " Nuclear Radiation Analysis of the IGNITEX Experiment", (abstract) 16th IEEE International Conference on Plasma Science, Buffalo, New York, May,1989, IEEE-89-CH-2760-7, 59 (1989). With D. Palmrose, T. Parish, R. Carrera and G. Miller.

42. " Environmental Monitoring at the Potential Low-Level Radioactive Waste Disposal Site in Texas", (abstract),

1989 Health Physics Society Annual Meeting, Albuquerque, New Mexico, Health Physics. E Suppl.1, S68 (1989). With C. G. Pollard and J. Maldonado.

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43. "New Dose Equivalent Quantities: Possible Directions for Neutron Dosimetry",1989 Health Physics Sooety Annual Meeting, Albuquerque, New Mexico, Invited Talk in Special Session on the Implementation ci the ICRU-39 Dose Equivalent Quantities.
44. "The Impact of Dose Rates Due to Decay Photons on the Design of the IGNITEX Device", Proceedings of the 13th International Symposium on Fusion Engineering. Knoxville Tennessee, October 2 - 6,1989. With D. E.

Palmrose, T. A. Parish and R. Carrera.

45. " Preliminary Analysis of Radiological Hazards for the Fusion Ignition Experiment IGNITEX", Proceedings of the 13th hternational Symposium on Fusion Engineering. Knoxville, Tennessee. October 2 - 6,1989. With T.

A. Parish, B. Shofolu, R. Carrera, R. Charbeneau, D. Klein and S. Fetter.

46. " Multidimensional Radiation Analysis for the Fusion Ignition Experiment IGNITEX", Proceedings of the 13th InternationalSymposium on Fusion Engineering, Knoxville, Tennessee, October 2 - 6,1989. With G. A. Miller, R. Carrera and T. A. Parish.
47. " Calculations of Anisotropy Factors and Dose Equivalents for Unmoderated Cf 252 Sources", Radiation Protection Dosimetry,12, 77 (1990). With J. C. Mcdonald.
48. "Perfonnance Assessment of the Potential Low-Level Radioactive Waste Disposal Site in Texas", Proceedings of the Waste Management 90 Srmposium, Tucson, Arizona, February 25 - March 1,1990. With R. J.

Charbeneau, M. Becker and C. G. Pollard.

49. " Texas Low-Level Radioactive Waste Disposal Site Performance Assessment", (abstract) 1990 Health Physics Society Annual Meeting, Anaheim, California, June 24-28,1990, Health Physics,3 Suppl.1, S35 (1990). With R. J. Charbeneau, M. Becker and C. G. Pollard.
50. " Benchmarking Shield Calculations for 46-MeV (p,Be) Neutron Sources with Bonner Sphere Measurements",

(abstract) 1990 Health Physics Society Annual Meeting. Anaheim, Califomia, June 24-28,1990, Health Physics, 3 Suppl.1 S53 (1990). With J. Smathers and L. Meyers.

51. "Bonner Sphere Neutron Measurements of the Environments Created by a 46-MeV (p,Be) Neutron Therapy Facility", (abstract) 1990 Health Physics Society Annual Meeting, Anaheim, California, June 24-28, 1990, Health Physics,3 Suppl.1, S53 (1990). With J. Smathers and L. Meyers.
52. " Assessment of Structural Activation in the Operation of the Fusion Ignition Experiment IGNITEX",

(abstract)1990 IEEE International Conference on Plasma Science, IEEE-90-CH (1990). With D. E. Palmrose, T. A. Parish and R. Carrera.

53. " Neutron Streaming Analysis in the Fusion Ignition Experiment IGNITEX", (abstract) 1990 IEEE International Conference on Plasma Science, IEEE-90-CH (1990). With T. Parish, B. Shofolu, W. D. Booth and R. Carrera.
54. " Performance Assessment for Radwaste Disposal", Proceedings of the National Conference on Environmental Engineering, American Society of Civil Engineers, Arlington, VA, July 9 - 11,1990, p. 65-72. With R. J.

Charbeneau, C. G. Pollard and M. Becker.

55. " Texas' Performance Assessment Work", Twelfth Annual DOE Low-Level Waste Management Conference, Chicago, IL, August 28-29,1990. With R. J. Charbeneau and C. G. Pollard.
56. " Biotic Pathways for a Texas Low-Level Radioactive Waste Disposal Facility", Trans. Am. Nucl. Soc., g,468 (1990). With C. G. Pollard, R. J. Charbeneau and M. Becker.
57. " Atmospheric Dispersion Doses for a Texas Low-Level Radioactive Waste Disposal Site", Trans. Am. Nucl.

Soc., g,469 (1990). With B. Nabelssi, R. J. Charbeneau and C. G. Pollard.

58. "Modeling a Roll-Off Container Transportation Worker Dose Scenario for BRC Radwaste" Trans. Am. Nucl.

Soc., g,460 (1990). With W. G. Lovely, J. R. Jupena and C. G. Pollard.

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59. " Methods for the Calibration of Photon Personnel Dosemeters in Terms of the Ambient Dose Equival Radiation Protection Dosimetry, H, 149(1990). With J. C. Mcdonald.
60. " Evaluation of Radiation Streaming Effects in A Single-Turn Ignition Tokamak", Fusion Tech.19,1938 (19 With 'Y. Watanabe, T. A. Parish, W. D. Booth, R. Carrera and B. Shofolu.
61. " Calculated Dosimetric Quantities 2 for D 0-Moderated Cf-252 Sources", Radiation Protection Dosimetrv (1991). With J. C. Mcdonald.
62. " Methods for the Calibration of Neutron Personnel Dosemeters in Terms of the Ambient Dose Equivalen Radiation Protection Dosimetry, H, 149 (1991). With J. C. Mcdonald.
63. " Neutron Fluence to Dose Conversion Factors: Which Ones?", Eleventh DOE Workshop on Personnel Neutron Dosimetry, June 3-7,1991, Las Vegas, NV, CONF-9106235 (PNL-SA-21596). '
64. " Performance Assessment of Normal Release Scenarios at a Potential Texas Low-Level R Disposal Site", (abstract),1991 Summer Meeting of the Health Physics Society, Washington, D. C., July 21-26, 1991, Health Physics. 6_A. Suppl. 2, S45 (1991). With C. G. Pollard and R. J. Charbeneau.

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65. " Estimating Skyshine Doses at the Boundaries of Low-Level Radioactive Waste Disposal Facilities Due to  ;

Partially Covered Wastes",(abstract),1991 Summer Meeting of the Health Physics Society, Washington, D. C., i July 21-26,1991, Health Physics, 0 6_0_ Suppl. 2, S46 (1991). With B. L. Hall, R. J. Charbeneau and C. G. Pollard.

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66. "Zinalco and Zircaloy-4 Nuclear Characterization", J. Radioanal. Nucl. Chem.150, I (1991). With H. R. Veg Carrillo, C. Rios Martinez, L. L. Quirino Torres and F. Iskander.
67. "Appheation of Bonner Sphere Spectrometer in Californium-252 Spectrometry", Revista Alexicana de Fisica.

E 659 (1991). With H. R. Vega Carrillo, C. R. Martinez and L. L. Quirino Torres.

68. "Bonner Sphere Measurements of a D20-Moderated 252 Cf Source", Trans. Am. Nucl. Soc., M, 472 (1991).

With R. C. Woodard, H. R. Vega Carrillo and B. W. Wehring.

69. " Experience Using a Seven Ball Bonner Sphere System to Measure Neutrons in the Energy Range 1-44 MeV",

Proceedings of the New Hori:ons in Radiation Protection and Shielding Topical Afeeting, American Nuclear Society Radiation Protection and Shielding Division, Pasco, Washington, April 26 - May 1,1992. With J. B.

Smathers and L. T. Myers.

70. " Validation of Beryllium Neutmn Multiplication Cross Sections for ENDF/B-V", Proceedings of the New Hori:ons in Radiation Protection and Shielding Topical Afecting, American Nuclear Society Radiation Protection and Shielding Division, Pasco, Washington, April 26 - May 1,1992. With R. S. Hartley and J. W.

Davidson.

71. " Calibration of Personal Dosemeters in Terms of the ICRU Operational Quantities", Proceedings of the 8th Congress oftheInternationalRadiologicalPrctection Association, Montreal, Canada May 17-22,1992. With J.

C. Mcdonald.

72. " Algorithm Development for the Integrated Radiation Mapper Assistant",(abstract),37th Annual Health Physics Society Meeting, Columbus, Ohio, June 21-25, 1992, Health Physics. 6_2, Suppl.1, 551 (1992). With N. M.

Schaeffer, R. Carlton and L. Tripp.

73 " Neutron Spectra Measured in the Vicinity of a PET Cyclotron", Works-in-Progress presentation at the 37th Annual Health Physics Society Meeting, Columbus, Ohio, June 21-25,1992. With H. R. Vega Carrillo, B. K.

Nabelssi, B. W. Wehring, C. A. Shriver, C. E. Johannes and P. A. Jerabek.

74. " Gadolinium Neutron Capture Therapy", Nuclear Technology, 103, 320-331 (1993). With G. A. Miller, B. W.

Wehring and J. L. Horton.

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75. " Ambient Dose Equivalents, Effective Dose Equivalents, and Effective Doses for Neutrons from 10 to 20 MeV" Radiation Protection Dosimetry,4_8,153-168 (1993). With B. K. Nabelssi.
76. " Effective Dose Equivalents and Effective Doses for Neutrons from 30 to 180 MeV", Radiation Protection Dosimetry,48,227-243 (1993). With B. K. Nabelssi.
77. " Calculations of Dose Equivalent Quantities for High-Energy Neutrons Using Homogeneous and Heterogeneou l Phantoms", (abstract) 38th Annual Meeting of the . Health Physics Society Meeting. Atlanta, GA, July 1993, Health Physics, M, Suppl.1, S48 (1993). With B. K. Nabetssi.
78. "AFITBUNKI: A Modified Iterative Code to Unfold Neutron Spectra from Bonner Sphere Data,(abstract) 38th Annual Meeting of the Health Physics Society, Atlanta, GA, July 1993, Health Physics, M, Suppl. I, S48 (1993). With S. C. Miller and R. S. Hartley.
79. "Detennination of Thennalized Neutron Flux Inside a PET Cyclotron Vault Room", Proceedings of II Congreso Regional de Sequridad Radiologica y Nuclear, Zacatecas, Mexico, pp. 705-707, November 22-26,1993. With H. R. Vega-Carrillo and B. W Wehring.
80. " Ambient Dose Equivalent, Deep Dose Equivalent Index, and ICRU Sphere Depth-Dose Calculations for Neutrons from 30 - 180 MeV", Radiation Protection Dosimetry,1[,169-182 (1994). With B. K. Nabelssi.
81. " Room Characterization", Proceedings of 8th International Conference on Radiation Shielding, pp. 1098 1102, e Arlington, Texas. April 24-28,1994. With O. J. Lessard, R. S. Hartley, D. C. Moss and C. R. Brennan.
82. " Experimental Characterization of the AFIT Neutron Facility", (abstract) 29th Annual Meeting of the Health Physics Society, San Francisco, CA, June 26-30, 1994, Health Physics, 66, Supp.1, S80 (1994). With O. J.

Lessard, R. L. Hartley, D. C. Moss and C. R. Brennan.

83. " Neutron Dosimetry with *Cf-Iron Assemblies", Radiation Protection Dosimetry, 16,283 - 287 (1995). With T. L. Johnson, Y. Lee and J. C. Mcdonald.
84. "The Georgia Tcch Health Physics Program: Building on a Tradition of Excellence",28th Midyear Topical Meeting of the Health Physics Society, Health Physics Training and Education, January 29 - February 1,1995.

With W. J. Wepfer.

85. "The Georgia Tech MS HP Video Program",28th Midyear Topical Meeting of the Health Physics Society, Health Physics Training and Education, January 29 - February 1,1995. With J. S. Boland and W. J. Wepfer.
86. " Dependence of Fusion Activated Wastes on Material Properties and on Physics and Technological Constraints", J. Fusion Engineering Design, 29,198-206 (1995). With W. M. Stacey and E. A. Hoffman.
87. " Air Emissions Estimate for the Savannah River Site Consolidated Incinerator Facility", Proceedings of the 1995 Incineration Conference, May 8-12,1995, Seattle, WA. With M. G. Robinson, J. A. Mulholland, D. Burge and H. M. Coward.
88. " Health Risk Assessment for the Savannah River Consolidated Incinerator Facility", Proceedings of the 1995 Incineration Conference, May 8-12,1995, Seattle, WA. With H. M. Coward, M. G. Robinson, J. A. Mulholland and D. Burge.
89. " Savannah River Site Consolidated Incineration Facility Health Risk Assessment", (Abstract) Health Physics Society American Association of Physicists in Medicine Joint Annual Meeting, July 23 - 29,1995, Boston, MA, Health Physics b_8, Suppl.1, Sil (1995). With H. M. Coward, T. M. Evans, M. G. Robinson, J. A.

Mulholland and D. A. Burge.

90. " Mammographic X-Ray Beam Peak Determination Using Film Densitometry", Health Physics Society -

American Association of Physicists in Medicine Joint Annual Meeting, July 23 - 29,1995, Boston, MA. With i M. E. Napolitano and J. H. Trueblood.

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' * ' 91. "Use of ITS toDevelop a Methodology for Determining Mammographic X-ray Spectrum l ,

Trans. Am. Nucl. Soc. H,342 (1995). With M. E. Napolitano and J. Trueblood.

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92. "A Tissue Equivalent Detector Photon Response Matrix", Trans. Am. Nucl. Soc. U, 343 - 345 (1995). With J.

L. Lobdell.

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93. " Paired Thermoluminescent Dosimeter Technique in Bonner Sphere Spectrometry", Trans. Am. Nucl. Soc. H, 356 - 358 (1995). With H. R. Vega-Carrillo, A. J. Teachout and B. W. Wehring.

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94. "Radwaste Disposal of Fusion DEMOS", Proceedings of the 12* Topical Meeting on the Technology of Fusion Energy. American Nuclear Society. Reno, NV, June 16-20,1996. With E. A. Hoffman and W. M. Stacey.
95. " Dose Rate and Spectral Measurements Around a Large BWR",1996 Health Physics Meeting, Seattle, WA, l 22 26,1996, Health Physics 20, Suppl.1, S89 (1996)(Abstract). With J. L. Lobdell.
96. " Radiological Assessment of a Mixed Waste incinerator". With T. M. Evans, J. A. Mulholland, H. M. Coward and D. A. Burge. (Won the Radiation Protection & Shielding Divisioni Best Paper Award, Winter 1996 Meeting.) Trans. Amer. Nuci. Soc. 21,306-307 (1996)
97. " Radioactive Waste Disposal Characteristics of Candidate Tokamak Demonstration Reactors", Fusion Technology, E,35-61 (1997). With E. A. Hoffman and W. M. Stacey.
98. " Neutron Field Characterization in the Vicinity of a PET Cyclotron", Proceedines of the 13* Midvear Tonical Meetine of the Health Physics Society: Health Physics of Radiation Generatine Machines, San Jose, CA, January 5-8,1997, pp. 461 - 469 (1997). With H. R. Vega-Carrillo, A. J. Teachout, B. W. Wehring and P.

Jerabek.

99. " Photon Spectra and Dose Measurements Using a Tissue-Equivalent Plastic Scintillator", accepted for publication as a technical paper in Radiation Protection Dosimetry Journal. With John L. Lobdell. (July 1996).

100." Dose Rate Measurements in *N and Non '*N Gamma-Ray Fields". Revised Manuscript in review for publication as a technical paper in Radiation Protection Dosimetry. With John L. Lobdell. (June 1997) 101."Biokinetic Model for "'Cs in the Fetus", accepted for publication as a technical paper in Health Physics. With K. L. Jones and R. D. Ice.

102." Revision of Georgia Tech's BNE Degree to a BNRE Degree", accepted for presentation at the 1997 Annual i

Summer Meeting of the American Nuclear Society, Orlando. FL, June 1-5,1997. I 103." Neutron Spectral Characteristics of the Georgia Tech Research Reactor Bio-Medical Facility", with J. Sweezy, accepted as an oral presentation at the 1997 Health Physics Society Annual Meeting, June 29-July 3,1997, San  !

Antonio, TX.

104." Benchmarking the LAHET Elastic Scattering Mod-1", accepted for presentation at the 1997 ANS Embedded Topical Meeting on Accelerator Applications, Albuquerque, NM, November 16-20, 1997. With T. M. Evans, H-H. Hsu, L. Waters, R. E. Prael and M. V. Gregory.

105."Multisphere Neutron Spectral Measurements Near a High-Energy Medical Accelerator", submitted to Health Physics Journal for publication as a technical paper (June 1997). With K. G. Veinot and K. W. Brooks.

REPORTS AND OTHER PUBLICATIONS 1.

"Glovebox Operations-Advanced", Module 25-2, Radioactive Material Handling Techniques, Texas Education keseach Center Nuclear Technology Series,1980.

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" Precipitation Techniques and Centrifugation", Module 23-4, Nuclear Chemical Processes. Texas Education Research Center Nuclear Technology Series,1980.

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Progress Repor't: NSF Grant CPE-8006674, Research initiction: High-Energy Neutron Transport Studies.

1981.

4.

Final Technical

Description:

NSF Grant CPE-8006674, Research Initiation: High-Energy Neutron Transpo Studies.1983.

5.

Progress Report: NSF Grant CPE-8412072, Neutron Afultiplication by Beryllium.1985.

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Final Report: NSF Grant CBT-8412072, Neutron Alultiplication By Beryllium 1988.

7.

Analysis ofthe Texas Beryllium Neutron Afultiplication Experiment. with J. W. Davidson and R. S. Hartley, Lo i

Alamos National Laboratory, LA-UR-88-3427,1988.

. 8. Radiation Mapping Algorithm Development: Task 1. Source Strength Algorithm with N. M. Schaeffer, Schaeffer Associates for Odetics, SA-T9101,1991.

9.

Radiation Afapping Algorithm Development: Task 2. Volume Radiation Afaps. Task 3. Scatter Corrections, with 1, N. M. Schaeffer, Schaeffer Associates for Odetics, SA-T9102,1991.

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10. Non-Academic Nuclear Training in the United States: A Survey with Robert C. Woodard and N. M. Schaeffer, Schaeffer Associates for Century Research Center Corporation, SA-T9103,1991.

ll. Neutron Shielding Analysisfor the University of Texas Health Science Ce. iter at San Antonio Research Imagin Center PET Cyclotron, Nuclear Engineering Teaching Laboratory Technical Report, The University of Texas at Austin, UT-NETL-NH-T9201,1992. ,

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l2. Performance Assessmentfor the Texas Low-Level Radioactive Waste Disposal Facility, with R. J. Charbeneau and C. G. Pollard, Center for Research in Water Resources, Bureau of Engineering Research, The University o Texas at Austin, Tech-Report CRWR 243,1993,115 pp. '

13. Extrapolation to a Demonstration Reactorfrom the ITER and Advanced Physics and Materials Data Bases, Fusion Research Center and Nuclear Engineering Program, Georgia Institute of Technology, GTFR 113, April 1994. With W. M. Stacey and E. A. Hoffman.
14. Dose Comparisonfor Air Emissionsfrom the incineration and Compaction ofSRS Low-Level Radioactive Job Control Wastes. Technical Report Prepared for Westinghouse Savannah River Company under ERDA Task Order 94-041, GT/ERDA-94041-001, Rev.1 October 1994,29 pp. With H. M. Coward, J. A. Mulholland and M. G. Robinson.
15. Air Emissions Estimate for the Savannah River Site Consolidated incinerator Facility. Part 1: Afetal and Radionuclide Emissions, Technical Report Prepared for Westinghouse Savannah River Company under ERDA Task Order 94-M1, GT/ERDA-94041-002, Rev. 3, April 1995,45 pp. With J. A. Mulholland, M. G. Robinson, H. M. Coward and D.1. Nakahata.
16. Air Emissions Estimate for the Savannah River Site Consolidated incinerator Facility, Part 2: Organic Emissions, Technical Report Prepared for Westinghouse Savannah River Company under ERDA Task Order 94-041, GTiERDA-94041-003, Rev. 3, April 1995, 40 pp. With J. A. Mulholland, M. G. Robinson and H. M.

Coward.

17. Dosesfrom Estimated Air Emissionsfor the Savannah River Site Consolidatedincineration Facility, Technical Report Prepared for Westinghouse Savannah River Company under ERDA Task Order 94-041, GTERDA-94041-004, August 1994,25 pp. With H. M. Coward, J. A. Mulholland, and M. G. Robinson.
18. Health Risk Assessmentfor the Savannah River Site Consolidatedincineration Facility , Part 1: Radionuclides Emissions, Technical Report Prepared for Westinghouse Savannah River Company under ERDA Task Order 94-N1, GT/ERDA-94041-005, Rey,1, June 21,1995,153 pp. With T. M. Evans, H. M. Coward, J. A. Mulholland, M. G. Robinson, S. Pederson, Salim-Ur Rehman and C. Baker.

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20. Health Risk Assessment for the Savannah River Site Consolidated incineration Facilin, Part 2: Chemical Emissions. Technical Report Prepared for Westinghouse Savannah River Company under ERDA Task Order 94-041, GT/ERDA-94041-007, Rev.1, June 28,1995,122 pp. With T. M. Evans, J. A. Mulholland, M. G.

Robinson, S. Pederson, Salim-Ur-Rehman and C. Baker.

21. Radioactive Waste Disposal Characteristics of Candidate Tokamak Demonstration Reactors, Fusion Research Center and Nuclear Engineering Program, Georgia Institute of Technology, GTFR 119, August,1995. With E.

A. Hoffman and W. M. Stacey.

ADMINISTRATIVE ACTIVITY National Technolodcal University Member, Health Physics Curriculum Committee 1994 - present University of Texas at Austin Gollege:

Nuclear Reactor Committee 1979 - 1989 Cooperative Engineering Education Committee 1989 - 1992 Graduate Student Recmiting Committee 1990 - 1992 Department:

Graduate Advisor Evaluation Committee 1980 Graduate Fellowship Selection Committee 1981-1984, 1986 - 1987,1989 - 1992 Minority Liaison - Mechanical Engineering Department 1981 - 1984 Organization and Administration Committee for Mechanical 1984 Engineering Department Five-Year Planning Document Ad Hoc Committee on Ph.D. Admission Guidelines 1984 Computer Resource and Planning Committee 1985 Mechanical Engineering Computation Laboratory 1987 Committee / Mechanical Engineering Computer Committee Nuclear Program Long-Term Planning Committee 1988 Print Shop Procedures Committee 1990 Graduate Student Recruiting Conunittee 1990 - 1992 Student:

Advisor, Nuclear Block Option 1979 - 1992 Undergraduate Advising 1979 - 1992 Freshman Advising 1980 - 1982 Graduate Student Recruiting, Nuclear Engineering Area 1981 - 1992 Faculty Advisor, Student Engineering Council 1982 - 1984 Evaluation of ME 319 transfer credits 1982 - 1987 Department Coop Engineering Education Advisor 1989 - 1992 Faculty Advisor, Agape Force Ministries 1982 - 1985 Faculty Advisor, Student Chapter -American Nuclear Society 1983 - 1992 Faculty Advisor, Chi Alpha Christian Fellowship 1983 - 1987 Faculty Advisor, Alpha Omega Ministries 1984 - 1986 Faculty Advisor, Chinese for Christ 1985 Page 18

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Chair, Nuclear Engineering, Radiological Engineering and licalth Physics Research Group 1996 - present Chair, Nuclear Engineering 11ealth Physics Recruiting Committee 1994 - present l

Member, Woodruff School tionors and Awards Committee 1994 - 1995 Chair WoodrufTSchool Graduate Conunittee Subcommittee on Nonresident Students 1994 - 1995 l Faculty Advisor, Georgia Tech Student Branch of the IIcalth Physics Society 1993 - present Member, Woodruff School Computer Committee 1995 - present Member, Woodruff School Faculty Recruiting Conunittee 1996 - present Member, Woodruff School Undergraduate Curriculum Committee i 1996 - present Institute Member, Graduate Committee 1996 - 1997 PUHl.IC SERVIfl 1

State and I Acal:

OralPresentation on Nuclear Power-Greater South Austin Kiwanis Club 1979 Oral Presentation on Nuclear Power-Sertoma Club of Austin 1979 Discussion Moderatorof film " War Games", UT Ideas and Interactions 1979 Committee's Ethics ofthe 80 's Symposium OralPresentation on " Uranium Mining, Milling and Fuel Fabrication",

1979 - 1988 Sununer Workshop for Energy Education Teachers in Texas i

Participant in Nuclear Power Discussion, NSF Summer Biology 1980 Program for liigh School Students at UT, Evening Bull Session OralPresentation on Nuclear Power, Williamson County Amateur Radio Club 1980 - 1981 Oral Presentation on Nuclear Power, Oak liill Elementary School, 5th Grade 1980 - 1981 OralPresentation on Nuclear Power, Oak Hill Elementary School. 5th Grade 1981 - 1982 Oral Presentation on Nuclear Power, Linder Elementary School, 3rd Grade 1981 - 1982 Energy and Environment Simulation Presentation. Corpus Christi Science Teacher's Workshop 1981 - 1982 OralPresentation on Nuclear Power, Linder Elementary School,3rd Grade 1982 - 1983 Panet Discussion on Nuclear Weapons, Northwest liills Methodist Church 1984 Member, Board of Trustees, Glad Tidings Assembly of God Church, Inc. 1980 - 1981,1982 - 1985, 1989 - 1992 Secretary - 1983; Vice President - 1984,1991 Guest on Straight Talk, KIXL Radio Talk Show 1985 Speaker, Graduation Banquet, Church of Glad Tidings 1986 Speaker, Breakfast Meetmg, Full Gospel Businessmen's Association 1988 Page 19

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( e Head Coach, AA League Orioles, Northwest Little League.

1989 Oral Presentation on Nuclear Energy, Science and Technology Week, Round Rock High School, 1989 Round Rock, TX.

Oral Presentation on Radiation, High School Science Teacher's 1991 Workshop on Nuclear Energy. Austin. TX Independent School District Oral Presentation on Radiation: What is it?, High School Science Teacher's 1992 Workshop on Nuclear Energy, Round Rock, TX Independent School District Oral Presentation on Nuclear Energy, North Cobb High School, Kennesaw, G A 1993 Member, Board of Deacons, Calvary Assembly of God Church, Dunwoody, GA 1995 - present National and International:

Summer Supervision -Graduate students from Universidad Autonoma de Nuevo Leon 1979 - 1981 Page 20

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