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ANL Research HighlightsI was a participant in the initiation of Mössbauer effect research in the United States and coauthored early classical papers in this area; I was also involved in some low energy nuclear spectroscopy.Summary of Activities at Subsequent Positions Assistant professor of physics at Illinois Institute of Technology 1961-66 Undergraduate and graduate instruction and supervision of theses, director of High Voltage laboratory and Mössbauer effect research programs. Research physicist/senior physicist at IIT Research Institute, 1967-71 Analysis of returned lunar samples using Mössbauer spectrometry. Visiting associate professor, University of Illinois at the Medical Center, 1971-74. Graduate laboratory instruction in radioactive isotope utilization and applications. Lecturer in physics, California State University , Fresno , 1975-76 General physics curriculum and electromagnetic theory lectures. Physicist, Argonne National Laboratory, 1977-2001 Applied Physics Division – instrumentation development for synthetic fuels production and related activities. Energy & Environmental Systems Division, Environmental Assessment & Information Systems Division, Decision & Information Systems Division – radiological and chemical emergency preparedness and response and related activities. New EndeavorsRetired. I visit Argonne fairly often and continue with my interests including science and society, women in science, and fundamental issues in science. |
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