Subpanel for Reactor Radiation
Dr. J.Michael Rowe
Chief
Reactor Radiation Division
NIST
Reactor Building, Room A106
Gaithersburg, MD 20899
301/975–6210
FAX 301/869–4770
Email: j.rowe@nist.gov
The Reactor Radiation Division manages a national center for the development and application of neutron methods, which comprises a 20-MW research reactor and the Cold Neutron Research Facility—recently added to the reactor complex as a national facility. The Division conducts diverse programs in chemistry, physics, materials science and biology, centered on the characterization of advanced materials important to technology, and supports programs in radiation measurement, chemical analysis, fundamental physics, and nondestructive evaluation. Extensive collaboration with outside users is fostered, and includes scientists and engineers form other NIST divisions, industry, universities, and other government laboratories. Primary goals are the advancement of U.S. science and technology through the in-house development and application of neutron techniques and through maximum utilization of the reactor and the Cold Neutron Research Facility as a national resource.
Subpanel for Reactor Radiation
Chair:
Dr. David Long Price (1998)
Senior Physicist
Materials Science Division, Building 223
Argonne National Laboratory
Argonne, IL 60439
708/252–5475
FAX 708/252–7777
Email: price@anlpns.pns.anl.gov
Prof. Alice P.Gast (1999)
Department, of Chemical Engineering
Stanford University
Stanford, CA 94305–5025
415/725–3145
FAX 415/725–7294
Email: alice@chemeng.stanford.edu
Prof. Walter Kohn (1997)
Physics Department
University of California
Santa Barbara, CA 93106–9530
805/893–3061
FAX 805/893–3307
Email: kohn@physics.ucsb.edu
Dr. Theodore R.Schmidt (1999)
Executive Staff
Sandia National Laboratories
P.O. Box 5800
Albuquerque, NM 87185–0177
505/845–3058
FAX 505/844–9756
Email: trschmi@sandia.gov