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| Positions: | Adjunct Research Professor, Dept. of Physics, The Catholic University
of America
Vice President, Composite Mirror Applications, Inc. |
| Address: | Code 684.9
NASA Goddard Space Flight Center, Greenbelt, MD 20771 |
B.S. Math. & Physics, U. of Toronto, Ontario, Canada
Ph.D. Astronomy, Case WRU, Cleveland, Ohio 1979.
| 1998-present | Co-I & Technical Lead, NRA-97-OSS-01 Ultra Lightweight Composite
Telescopes (S.G. Neff, PI)
1997-present Co-I and Technical Lead, NRA-96-OSS-04 Ultra Lightweight Optics with Silicon & Boron Carbide Coatings For Space UV Astronomy (R. Polidan, PI) |
| 1996-98 | Co-I and Technical Lead, NRA-95-OSS-09 Active Lightweight Optics for Space UV Missions (C. Bowers, PI) |
| 1995-98 | Co-I and Technical Lead, NRA-94-OSS-07 Very Lightweight Mirrors For Space Astronomy (A.M. Smith, PI). |
| 1983-96 | Ultraviolet Imaging Telescope project (T.Stecher, PI) for Astro-1 & 2 Missions flown 12/90 & 12/95, resp. Member of science planning, instrumentation, science operations, and data analysis teams. Designed, helped built, and programmed the UIT Dedicated Experiment Processor. Participated in mission control and post-flight analysis of data. |
| 1979-83 | Postdoctoral Research Associate, Dept. of Astronomy, U. of Texas at Austin. |
Major Accomplishments
- Invented lunar telescope using ultra lightweight replica optics and
high temperature superconductors. (US Patent issued 4/93).
- Co-invented new processes of making ultra lightweight optical telescopes
by composite replication. Several patents pending.
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