Assistant Research Professor
Dartmouth College
(603) 646-9346
I am the principle investigator leading the intermediate Energy Research Group
(Nuclear Physics) at
Dartmouth College. My primary work is with undergraduates
from Dartmouth who are working at MIT-Bates lab on the BLAST
project, and a number of data acquisition projects for Jefferson Lab.
I have recently written a book on quarks, at the 'Scientific America' level.
Hidden Worlds: Hunting for
Quarks in Ordinary Matter is published by Princton University Press
Before coming to Dartmouth I was the head of software developement for the BLAST experiment at MIT-Bates Lab, which I still am involved in. Presently I am analyzing the BLAST data for the photodisintegration of deuterium.
But the experimental world has been expanding. Recently I have joined two new collaboration, Qweak and GlueX at Jefferson Lab. For thes project we are expanding our work in the field of data acquisition.
Actually -- when it comes right down to it, I'm very interested in all the project which the Dartmouth Nuclear Physics Group (ie. half a dozen undergraduates and myself) is involved. If you want to know more about what I do, it might be best to look at the groups home page - and then click through the whole http://he3.dartmouth.edu website!
Non-Professional Interest/Activities
I am also the Scoutmaster of Boy Scout Troop 45 - Hanover, NH
I have also developed a list of Scout Outings for the Granite State (New Hampshire)