Nuclear & Radiological Engineering - Faculty
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David E. Hintenlang |
| Ph.D., Brown University, 1985 |
Associate Professor and Interim
Chairman
Medical Physics Program Coordinator |
| Clinical medical physics
applications of radiation imaging and dosimetry, techniques
to accurately quantify and minimize pediatric, CT, and
mammography doses and optimization of image quality. |
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James Edward
Baciak, Jr. |
| Ph.D., University of Michigan,
2004 |
| Assistant Professor |
| Radiation measurements,
room temperature gamma-ray spectroscopy, radiation instrumentation,
scintillation detectors, compound semiconductor materials,
national security - nuclear nonproliferation, active
and passive interrogation, gas detectors |
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Wesley E. Bolch,
P.E. |
| Ph.D., University of Florida,
1988 |
Professor
Graduate Program Coordinator, Health Physics Program
Coordinator
Director of ALRADS |
| External and internal
radiation dosimetry, computational medical physics,
development of patient-specific anatomic models for
organ dose assessment in radiology and radiation therapy,
skeletal dosimetry, emergency response to radiological
terrorism. |
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Rebecca Detwiler |
| Ph.D.,University of Notre Dame,
2001 |
Assistant Research Professor
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| Nuclear emergency
response and nuclear nonproliferation, radiation detection,
gamma spectroscopy, Monte-Carlo aerial and ground-based
sensor modeling, and nuclear charged particle interactions. |
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Edward T. Dugan |
| Ph.D.,University of Florida,
1976 |
Associate Professor
Scatter X-ray Imaging
(SXI) |
| Radiation transport,
Monte Carlo analysis, reactor analysis and nuclear power
plant dynamics and control, space nuclear power and
propulsion, and radiographic imaging techniques applied
to non- destructive examination. |
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David R. Gilland |
| Ph.D., University of North Carolina
at Chapel Hill, 1989 |
Associate Professor
Emission
Tomography |
| Medical imaging with
emphasis on emission computed tomography, development
of image acquisition and reconstruction methods, analysis
of image quality applied to dynamic cardiac imaging
and tumor imaging with high energy emitters. |
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Alireza
Haghighat |
Ph.D., University
of Washington, 1986 |
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Fellow of ANS
Professor
Director of UFTTG
Interim Director of
FINDS
Interim Director of UFTR
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| Particle transport
methods and their applications, parallel computing,
Monte Carlo methods, reactor physics, perturbation techniques,
design of nondestructive interrogation systems for homeland
security applications, simulation of nuclear reactors,
radiation systems, and medical devices. |
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Mark J. Harrison |
| Ph.D., Kansas State University,
2009 |
| Assistant Professor |
Radiation detection,
semiconductor and scintillator crystal growth, numerical
methods, including Monte Carlo methods, heat transfer,
machine controls.
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DuWayne
L. Schubring |
| Ph.D., University of Wisconsin-Madison,
2009 |
Assistant Professor
VICTR
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| Two-phase flow, quantitative
visualization, nuclear reactor safety, computational/numerical
methods including coupled codes, advanced nuclear power
systems |
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Glenn E. Sjoden,
P.E. |
| Ph.D., The Pennsylvania State
University, 1997 |
Associate Professor
Associate Director of UFTTG
Interim Associate Director of
FINDS
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| Particle transport
and numerical methods, nuclear systems analysis: medical,
power generation, defense programs, NDT, and detection.
Also convective heat transfer, computational fluids,
and high performance computing applications. |
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