IEEE - Key Persons
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- Executive Administrator for SMG
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- Member of the Communications Committee
- Member of the Publications Committee
- Editor, NPSS Newsletter
- Ex Officio As Newsletter Editor )
- Member of Communications Committee
- Member of Publications Committee
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- Member of the Fellows Search Committee
- Chairman ( NMISC )
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- Member of the Technical Committee
- Post Doctoral Research Assistant / School of Nuclear Engineering / Purdue University
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- Member of the TNC
- Wollogong University ( Australia ), Pacific Representative
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- Member of the Technical Committee
Andreas Neuber was awarded the 2021 Peter Haas Pulsed Power Award, recognized for "For his dedication to educating and empowering the next generation of pulsed power engineers through his own renowned research program and his leadership of the Texas Tech University's (TTU's) Center for Pulsed Power and Power Electronics".
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- Immediate past Chair
- Member of the Nominating Committee
- NMISC Chair
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- Member of the Communications Committee
- Ex Officio As Chapters Chair )
- Member of Communications Committee
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- for Research of Radiation Effects in Bipolar Junction Transistors
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- Member of the Award Committee
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- Chairman
- Member of the Awards Committee
- Member of the Communications Committee
- Member of the Nominating Committee
- Ex Officio As PSAC Chair )
- Member of Communications Committee
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- Member of the Technical Committee
- Finance Committee, National Security Engineering Division ( Www - Eng.Llnl.Gov ), Lawrence Livermore National Lab, Livermore, California
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- Member of the TNC
- University of Witwatersrand, South Africa - South African Representative
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- Member of the Technical Committee
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- Member of the Awards Committee
- Member of the Communications Committee
- Ex Officio As FTC Chair )
- Member of Communications Committee
Cheryl J. Marshall received a B.S. in Chemistry and Physics from Georgetown University in 1979 and a Ph.D. in Physics from the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill in 1986. She has been primarily interested in displacement damage and single event effects resulting from the natural space radiation environment in photonic devices and subsystems, first at the Naval research Laboratory (1986-1998), and since then at the NASA Goddard Spaceflight Center. Dr. Marshall retired from NASA in September 2013, and is currently volunteering as a NASA Scientist Emeritus mentoring other scientists in radiation effects in scientific sensors for satellites.
Throughout her career, Cheryl has worked with colleagues at government, industry and university laboratories to develop an understanding of the effects of the space radiation environment on advanced scientific focal plane assemblies and fiber optic data buss applications. The resulting knowledge combined with experimental and analytical techniques enables the on-orbit prediction of the performance of these critical technologies so that the deployed subsystems can be designed to be robust during their mission lifetimes.
While at NASA, Cheryl lead the NASA Electronics Parts and Packaging (NEPP) Advanced Sensor efforts and supported the evaluation and qualification of scientific detector focal planes for numerous flight projects including the Solar and Heliospheric Observatory (while at NRL), a series of Hubble Space Telescope detectors, the James Webb Space Telescope, the GOES mission and follow-on, the Landsat Data Continuity Mission instruments, Solar Orbiter, etc. Professional recognition includes a Robert H. Goddard Honor Award and 3 NSREC Outstanding paper awards. Cheryl has served the NSREC community as a reviewer, session chair, poster chair, short course presenter and technical program chair. Cheryl's efforts have contributed to over 100 peer-reviewed publications.
Her citation reads: For contributions to the understanding of the basic mechanisms of displacement damage and single event effects in microelectronic and photonic devices.
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- Member of the Award Committee
- Vice Chair
- Politecnico Di Milano and INFN, Milan, Italy ( Deputy Chair )
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- Member of the Steering Committee Officers Team
- Vice Chair of the Steering Committee
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- Associate Professor
- Member of the Technical Committee
- Vice Chair
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- Member of the Award Committee
- Member of the TNC
- University of Manchester ( UK ), UK Representative
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- Expert at Centre National D'Études Spatiales
Cédric Virmontois is a detection chain and radiation expert at Centre National d'Études Spatiales (CNES) in Toulouse. He received the Engineering degree in Physics from the Institut National des Sciences Appliquées (INSA) of Toulouse in 2008 and the Ph.D. degree in Microelectronic and radiation effects from the Institut Supérieur de l'Aéronautique et de l'Espace (ISAE Supaero) of Toulouse in 2012. His Ph.D. research focused on displacement damage-induced degradation effects in CMOS image sensors. Since receiving his Ph.D. degree, Cédric has been working on radiation effects on solid-state image sensors and optoelectronic devices. First, he has focused on radiation effects on CMOS Image Sensor (CIS), especially on radiation induced dark current. Cedric has also contributed to the understanding and modeling of dark-current Random Telegraph Signals (RTS) in CIS. He contributed to the discovery of total ionizing dose-induced RTS in silicon-based image sensors. Then, Cédric has extended his radiation effects knowledge to other solid-state imaging technologies and focused on dark current RTS similarities in CIS and CCD devices (silicon-based sensors). He was the first to highlight the RTS discrepancies between silicon, mercury cadmium telluride (HgCdTe), and indium gallium arsenic (InGaAs) image sensors.
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- Member of the Education Committee
- NPSS Distinguished Lecturers Chair & IEEE Educational Activities Board Liaison )
- Vice - Chair, Publications / Vanderbilt University
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- Member of the Awards Committee
- Member of the Communications Committee
- Member of the Nominating Committee
- Ex Officio As CANAPS Chair )
- Member of Communications Committee
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- Member of the Fellows Evaluation Committee
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- Member of the Technical Committee
- Director of Strategic Initiatives, Electrical Engineering Department, the University of Texas at Arlington, Arlington, Texas
- Professor and College of Engineering 's Director of Strategic Initiatives / University of Texas
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- Member of the Technical Committee
- Chairman As of 1 / 1 / 22 )
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- Member of the Publications Committee
- Editor - in - Chief, Transactions on Radiation & Plasma Medical Sciences
- Member of Publications Committee
- TRPMS Editor in Chief
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- Member of the past Prize Committee
For contributions to the physics and materials science of superconducting niobium radio-frequency resonating cavities, in particular for discovering subtle structural changes that occur during low-temperature baking.
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- Senior Researcher
- Secretary / University of Jyvaskyla
Dr. Arto Javanainen is a senior researcher and group co-lead in the RADEF group in the Accelerator Laboratory of the University of Jyväskylä (JYU), Finland. He received his Ph.D. in applied nuclear physics in August 2012. From 2015 to 2016, he held 1-year appointment as a Visiting Assistant Professor in Electrical Engineering (EE) at Vanderbilt University in Nashville, TN. Since March 2016, he has held the appointment (concurrent with his appointment at JYU) as Adjoint Assistant Professor in EE at Vanderbilt. Dr. Javanainen's research has covered widely the radiation effects in semiconductor materials and devices, including experimental and theoretical studies of particle-matter interactions in solids, as well as experimental and modeling studies of heavy-ion induced effects in power devices. Recently his research has focused on the radiation effects in Silicon Carbide power devices, and also the proton direct ionization effects in deep submicron technologies. These research activities have been carried out in collaboration with CERN, ETH Zurich, Vanderbilt University, NASA, and ESA. In the past years, he has been involved in several research and educational projects funded by European Space Agency (ESA), and European Union (EU) (e.g., RADSAGA and RADNEXT). Most recently he has been acting as the local academic coordinator at JYU for an Erasmus Mundus Joint Master Degree program called "Radiation and its Effects on MicroElectronics and Photonics Technologies" (RADMEP).
He is actively involved in the radiation effects community, having served as reviewer, session chair, and committee member in some of the past RADiation Effects on Components and Systems (RADECS) and IEEE Nuclear and Space Radiation Effects (NSREC) conferences. He is currently the elected Secretary of the Radiation Effects Steering Group. His honors include the Paul Phelps Continuing Education Grant from IEEE NPSS in 2013. He was also a short course instructor in NSREC 2019 conference.
Dr. Javanainen has authored and co-authored more than 60 publications in the field of radiation effects in electronics, and he is Member of IEEE and NPSS. According to Web of Science the h-index for his publications is 14. More details on his academic records at https://www.webofscience.com/wos/author/record/1307627
His citation reads: "For contributions to radiation effects research to understand heavy ion induced degradation in Silicon Carbide Schottky diodes and leadership in the radiation effects community."
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- Associate Professor of Electrical Engineering at the University of Tennessee
Dr. Daniel Loveless is a UC Foundation Associate Professor of Electrical Engineering at the University of Tennessee at Chattanooga (UTC). He received a B.S. degree in electrical engineering from Georgia Institute of Technology, Atlanta, Georgia, in 2004 and M.S. and Ph.D. degrees in electrical engineering from Vanderbilt University, Nashville, Tennessee, in 2007 and 2009, respectively. Prior to joining UTC in 2014, Dr. Loveless was a senior engineer and Research Assistant Professor at the Institute for Space and Defense Electronics (ISDE) at Vanderbilt University where he was involved in radiation effects research related to high-speed analog and mixed-signal circuits (AMS) and in the modeling and design of integrated circuits for the evaluation of radiation effects in advanced CMOS technologies. Dr. Loveless joined UTC in 2014 where he established a microelectronics research program focused on radiation effects and reliability in electronic and photonic integrated circuits and on the design of radiation hardening-by-design methodologies. Additionally, he founded the UTChattSat program focused on undergraduate research and education in small-satellites, space systems engineering, and radiation effects. Dr. Loveless has published over 90 articles in peer-reviewed journals and is a Senior Member of IEEE. His honors include five best conference paper awards and the IEEE NPSS Graduate Scholarship Award for recognition of contributions to the fields of nuclear and plasma.
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- Chairman of the Technical Committee
- General Chair
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- Founding Director, Jefferson Lab Director Emeritus, Argonne National Laboratory
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- Member of the Technical Committee
- Vice Chair
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- Member of the past Prize Committee
- Member - at - Large
- Technical Staff Member and Group Leader of the Accelerators and Electrodynamics
Dr. Nathan Moody, Technical Staff Member and Group Leader of the Accelerators and Electrodynamics (AE) group within Accelerator Operations and Technology Division of Los Alamos National Laboratory
Dr. Rubén García Alía is part of the "Radiation to Electronics" (R2E) project at the European Organization for Nuclear Research, known as CERN, which he has led since 2018. After studying nuclear and high-energy physics at the Complutense University in Madrid (Spain), he started his career in radiation effects as a Young Graduate Trainee at the European Space Agency, in the Netherlands. From there, he completed his PhD with CERN and the University of Montpellier, focusing on the effect of highly energetic particles on Single Event Effects (SEE) in the Large Hardron Collider (LHC) accelerator. During this period, he was recognized with the "Best Student Paper" award at the 2012 Radiation Effects on Components and Systems (RADECS) Conference and the IEEE NPSS Paul Phelps Continuing Education Grant in 2015. Since then, he has kept a strong involvement in radiation effects research, focusing on high-energy accelerator applications, and has co-authored more than 100 publications in peer-reviewed journals. He has co-authored a RADECS Short Course, has been session chair at the Nuclear and Space Radiation Effects (NSRE) and RADECS Conferences, and was the technical chair for RADECS 2021. In 2020 he was elected as a Member-at-Large of the IEEE NPSS Radiation Effects Steering Group (RESG). He also received the NSREC 2022 Meritorious Paper Award for his work on high-energy ion fragmentation for SEE testing.
At CERN, Rubén's main task is managing the R2E project, which is responsible for all radiation effects in the LHC accelerator and its injector chair, with the mandate of ensuring successful operation with regards to stochastic failures and lifetime degradation induced by radiation. The project, which is composed of more than 50 members, embeds a rich variety of activities and expertise, ranging from the monitoring and calculation of radiation levels, the operation and upgrade of CERN radiation facilities, and testing for radiation effects at both component and system level.
Between 2017 and 2022, Rubén coordinated the RADSAGA (RADiation and reliability challenges for electronics used in Space, Aviation, Ground and Accelerators), an innovative training Marie Curie PhD network. Currently, he is leading the RADiation facility Network for the EXploration of effects for indusTry and research (RADNEXT) and High-Energy Accelerators for Radiation Testing and Shielding (HEARTS( European Union projects, the first related to a network of European irradiation facilities and the second focusing on the development of European capabilities for high-energy heavy ion testing.
His citation reads: For contribution to the understanding of single event effects in microelectronics used in accelerator and space applications.
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- Member of the Technical Committee
- Treasurer
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- Distinguished Staff Scientist and Director of SLAC MeV - UED at SLAC National Accelerator Laboratory
For contributions to the development of high brightness, ultrafast electron beams and their applications to free-electron lasers and ultrafast electron diffraction.
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- Chairman of the Award Committee
For the demonstration of two-bunch high-gradient acceleration in a plasma wakefield accelerator and the development of novel multi-bunch concepts.
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- Chairman of the Technical Committee
- Member of the Awards Committee
- Member of the Communications Committee
- Ex Officio As PPST Chair )
- Member of Communications Committee
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- Member of the Technical Committee
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- Member of the TNC
- Laboratorio De Detectores De Radiacion, Departamento De Sistemas Electronicos, Carretera Mexico
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- Head
- Member of the Technical Committee
- Treasurer
- Head of the Pulsed Energy Technology Section
Frank Hegeler, Treasurer for PPC 2023, Head of the Pulsed Energy Technology Section, Naval Research Laboratory
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- Member of the Technical Committee
- Awards Committee Chair, Naval Surface Warfare Center - Dahlgren Division, Dahlgren, VA
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- Chairman
- Member of the PAC OC
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- Member of the Standing Technical Committees - past
- Member of the Technical Committee
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- Radiation Instrumentation Senior Editor
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- Member of the Voting Ex - Officio
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- Member of the Award Committee
In addition to the nomination form, a nominating letter and CV may be provided as an attachment to the form. It is also encouraged, though not required, to provide up to three letters of reference (maximum 2 pages in length each).
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- Chairman of the Technical Committee
- Member of the Nominating Committee
Heather K. O'Brien, Chair 2022-2023, U.S. Army Research Laboratory
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- Member of the Fellows Evaluation Committee
- Chairman ( RE )
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- Chairman of the Technical Committee
- Chairman, PPS & T Awards Committee, L - 3 Communications Pulse Sciences, San Leandro, CA
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- Vice Chair of the Technical Committee
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- ADCOM Representative ( Term Ending 2026 )
- MIC Co - Chair
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- Member of the Technical Committee
- Principal Investigator ( PI ) in the Electromagnetic Weapons Technology Program / Chief of the Computational Physics Section
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- Member of the Fellows Search Committee
Janet L. Barth retired from NASA's Goddard Space Flight Center (GSFC) and currently holds the position of an Emeritus Scientist. At her retirement she served as the Chief of the Electrical Engineering Division (EED) at GSFC where she was responsible for the delivery of spacecraft and instrument avionics to several of NASA's science missions, including the Solar Dynamics Observatory, the SWIFT Burst Alert Telescope, the Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter, the Global Precipitation Measurement Mission, and the Magnetospheric Multiscale Mission. She also oversaw development of microwave and optical communications systems and suborbital avionics systems at the Wallops Flight Facility. In 2014, Ms. Barth was presented with the Robert H. Goddard Award of Merit, the highest individual honor that can be bestowed to a Goddard Space Flight Center employee. She began her NASA career as a cooperative education student at GSFC working in the area of radiation environments and effects research. Later she was a lead radiation hardness assurance engineer for NASA flight projects and supported the NASA Electronic Parts and Packaging (NEPP) Program, which focuses on the reliability of electronic parts for space programs. She was a member of the team that developed NASA's systems engineering approach to radiation hardness assurance for emerging technologies. Starting in 1999, she worked on the development of NASA's Living With a Star (LWS) Program as a member of the science pre-formulation/proposal team and the LWS Program Science Architecture Team. In 2001 she was selected as the Project Manager for the LWS's Space Environment Testbed and from 2002 to 2008, she was a branch manager in the EED. Janet is a Senior Member of the Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE) and is the President of IEEE's Nuclear and Plasma Sciences Society. She is actively involved with the IEEE Nuclear and Radiation Effects Conference (NSREC), teaching the Short Course in 1997 and serving as a Guest Editor for December issues of the Transactions on Nuclear Science from 1998-2000, the Technical Program Chairwoman in 2001, and the General Conference Chairwoman in 2006. She is a regular participant in the European Radiation and its Effects on Components and Systems (RADECS) Conference and has served as a session co-chair, the NSREC liaison to the RADECS Conference Technical Committee in 2001, and as a Short Course instructor at the 2009 RADECS Conference.
Her citation reads: For contributions to understanding the space radiation environment and to the development of flight-qualified spacecraft systems.
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- Member of the Technical Committee
- Owner / Transient Plasma Systems, Inc.
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- Member of the past Prize Committee
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- Member of the Communications Committee
- Ex Officio As Membership Vice Chair )
- Member of Communications Committee
Jean-Luc Leray received the M.S. in Engineering from Ecole Central, Paris, in 1978 and the Ph.D. in Physics from Paris Sud University in 1989. He joined the French Ministry Industry, working on silicon-on-insulator MOS technology, and was the first to develop protoyping methods for that technology. He received several awards for his work, including the Grand Prize from the Association of National Transmissions in 1994, and the Palmes Académique from the French Ministry of Research in 1995. He was appointed research director of the Center for Educational Affairs Headquarters (France) in 2002. He has been an active participant in the RADECS and Nuclear and Space Radiation Effects Conferences, and is the author or co-author of more than 70 publications on total dose and transient radiation effects in advanced MOS devices. He became an IEEE Fellow in 2004.
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- PSAC Student Representatives
Jim Raymond has attended every NSRE Conference for the past 34 years (he only missed the first conference) and has served as Session Chairman, Short Course Presenter, Short Course Chairman, Guest Editor, Awards Chairman, Treasurer and General Chairman. He received the 1977 NSREC Outstanding Paper Award. Jim has worked for Northrop, served as a consultant, and is currently with Mission Research Corporation. He is married to Gracie and resides in Solon Beach, California.
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- Member of the Technical Committee
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- Member of the PAC OC
- Member - at - Large
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- Member of the Technical Committee
- Electrical Engineer / Scientific Applications & Research Associates
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- Chairman of the Steering Committee
- Immediate past Chair
- Member of the Award Committee
- Member of the Voting Ex - Officio
- LBNL, USA ( Chair )
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- Member of the Technical Committee
- Conference Cycler Scheduler, National Institute for Space Research - INPE, Sao Jose Dos Campos, SP, Brazil
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- Member of the Technical Committee
- Pulsed Power Engineer / Program Manager / Leidos Innovation Center
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- Member of the Technical Committee
- Committee Deputy Secretary, Sandia National Laboratories, Albuquerque, NM
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- Chairman of the Technical Committee
Juergen Kolb, Committee Chair (2013 - 2015), Leibniz Institute for Plasma Science and Technology (INP Greifswald), Greifswald, Germany
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- Executive Vice - Chair of the RESG Committee
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- Member of the Fellows Evaluation Committee
Dr. Galloway is currently serving as Dean of the School of Engineering and Professor of Electrical Engineering at Vanderbilt University. As such, he has the administrative responsibility for academic programs in biomedical engineering, civil and environmental engineering, chemical engineering, electrical and computer engineering, engineering science, computer science, management of technology, and mechanical engineering. The Vanderbilt E-School, the oldest private engineering school in the South, has approximately 1275 students studying for bachelors degrees and 350 pursuing masters or Ph.D.degrees. Prior to joining Vanderbilt in 1996, he held professional appointments at Indiana University, the Naval Surface Warfare Center, the National Institute of Standards and Technology, the University of Maryland and the University of Arizona. Dr. Galloway's personal research and teaching interests include solid-state devices and semiconductor technology. He has authored or co-authored more than one hundred and fifty technical publications and was elected a Fellow of the Institute for Electrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE) in 1986 for "Contributions to the study of radiation effects in microelectronics." He served as General Chairman of the 1985 IEEE Nuclear and Space Radiation Effects Conference, Chairman of the IEEE NPSS Radiation Effects Committee (1991-94), and General Chairman of the 1997 IEDM (Int. Electron Devices Meeting). He is currently a member of the administrative committee of the IEEE Electron Devices Society and the IEEE Nuclear and Plasma Sciences Society. He is a member of Sigma Xi, Eta Kappa Nu, Tau Beta Pi, AAAS (Fellow), ECS, ASEE, and APS. Dr. Galloway received the B.A. degree from Vanderbilt University in 1962 and the Ph.D. from the University of South Carolina in 1966.
His citation reads: For technical contributions and leadership that have enhanced the understanding of radiation effects in semiconductor devices, for meritorious service to the radiation effects community, and for promoting radiation effects education.
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- Electrical Engineer
- Member of the Technical Committee
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- Junior Member - at - Large
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- Member of the Steering Committee Officers Team
- Member of the Voting Ex - Officio
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- Member of the Technical Committee
Lew Cohn received his B.S. in EE from the Milwaukee School of Engineering in 1965 and his M.S. in EE from Syracuse University in 1970. His professional history includes working as an electronic design engineer at GE and Rockwell, serving as a nuclear engineer in the US Navy, and as Defense Threat Reduction Agency (DTRA) Project Officer for more than 20 years. He now works with the National Reconnaissance Office. Especially in his capacity at DTRA, Mr. Cohn was a relentless champion for radiation effects research and development activities, and was instrumental in creating and sustaining programs that have led to the development of multiple generations of radiation-hardened microelectronics, improved hardness assurance test methods, and helped the community to develop and sustain an expansive knowledge base on radiation effects in microelectronic devices and integrated circuits. He has been a tireless champion for the sustaining world-class radiation-hardened processing foundries through his strong support for both research and development and capital expansion, for the development of radiation-hardened by design (RHBD) capabilities and other resilient design programs, and stimulated the discovery of radiation effects basic mechanisms throughout his support of research and development activities through the community. In addition, Mr. Cohn has served the NSREC Conference as Guest Editor, Short Course Chairman, REDW Chairman, Finance Chairman, Technical Program Chairman, Session Chairman, Awards Chairman, and will be Local Arrangements Chair for 2012.
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- Professor of Electrical and Computer
Lloyd W. Massengill is a Professor of Electrical and Computer Engineering at Vanderbilt University in Nashville, TN. Prof. Massengill received the PhD degree in Electrical and Computer Engineering from North Carolina State University in 1987 and joined Vanderbilt that same year. During his 30+ year academic career, Prof. Massengill has been involved in the development of modeling techniques to simulate the failure modes of integrated circuits in hostile environments, allowing designers to identify and correct potential risks prior to deployment. He has led research into fundamental radiation exposure failures in modern integrated systems which led to the discovery of mechanisms such as rail-span collapse, single-event charge sharing, and pulse quenching. Additionally, he has developed analytical models for single event upset and single event pulse broadening, and he has been involved in the creation of novel fault-tolerant circuit designs, including DILL, DCC, SNACC, and hardened A/MS subsystems including ADCs, PLLs, and SERDES. This work has been supported by the DoD across DTRA, NRO, USN, USAF, OSD, DARPA; and by many of the commercial firms involved in the Defense Industrial Base. He has over 400 publications in the area.
In the 1990's, Dr. Massengill helped establish the Radiation Effects Research Group at Vanderbilt, now the world's largest academic group specializing in the effects of radiation on ICs. Over his career he has trained many young engineers in the fields of rad-effects modeling and rad-hard design of integrated circuits, many of whom remain in this field today.
In 2003, he co-founded the Vanderbilt Institute for Space and Defense Electronics, an academic center providing research-driven engineering support for mission-critical microelectronic circuits. This center has provided a radiation-vulnerability assessment for every major technology node to 7nm and the primary radiation-response models to the DoD in support of several major acquisition programs, including the U.S. Navy and U.S. Air Force.
In 2016, he founded Reliable MicroSystems LLC, a design services company specializing in concept-to-foundry creation of high-reliability electronics for fault-tolerant applications. He established Reliable MicroSystems to meet customer-driven needs for the application of advances in fundamental research to applied hi-reliability system design, both commercial and DoD.
Dr. Massengill has been Guest Editor for the IEEE Trans. on Nuclear Science, Technical Program Chair, Short Course Chair, and General Chair for the IEEE Nuclear and Space Radiation Effects Conference. He has also served as Chairman of the HEART Society Steering Group. He is a Fellow of the IEEE.
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- Member of the Steering Committee Officers Team
- Secretary
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- Member of the Voting Ex - Officio
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- Member of the Fellows Evaluation Committee
- MIC Co - Chair
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- Member of the Technical Committee
- Com Representative, General Chair, 2015 Pulsed Power Conference, Los Alamos National Laboratory
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- Member of the Technical Committee
- Treasurer, 2011 Pulsed Power Conference, U.S. Army Space and Missile Defense Command, Huntsville, AL
Mark Savage was the 2021 Erwin Marx Award Winner, recognized for "For his contributions to high current, low inductance pulsed power machines, especially Sandia National Laboratories' Z-Machine".
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- Member of the Technical Committee
- General Chair, 2017 Pulsed Power Conference, Physics, AWE
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- Member of the Communications Committee
- Ex Officio As Transnational Committee Chair )
- Member of Communications Committee
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- Chairman of the Education Committee
- NPSS Transnational Committee Chair
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- Member of the Nominating Committee
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- Member of the Communications Committee
- Member of Communications Committee
- Social Media Editor
In addition to the nomination form, a nominating letter and CV may be provided as an attachment to the form. It is also encouraged, though not required, to provide up to three letters of reference (maximum 2 pages in length each).
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- Joint Oversight Subcommittee Chair
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- Member - at - Large
- Senior Member - at - Large
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- for Research on Discharges and Electrical Insulation in Vacuum
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- Member of the Fellows Evaluation Committee
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- Member of the Fellows Evaluation Committee
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- Member of the Technical Committee
- Technical Expert - Novel Systems, United Kingdom
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- Chairman of the past Prize Committee
- Vice - Chair
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- Member of the Standing Technical Committees - past
- Member of the Technical Committee
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- Chairman of the Education Committee
- Chairman of the Publications Committee
- Member of the Communications Committee
- Chairman of Publications Committee
- Ex Officio As Publications Chair )
- Member of Communications Committee
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- Chairman of the Communications Committee
- Chairman of Communications Committee
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- Member of the Publications Committee
- Member of Publications Committee
- NPSS Treasurer
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- Member of the Technical Committee
- Professor, University of Missouri, Columbia, MO
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- Member of the Technical Committee
- Professor
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- Member of the Standing Technical Committees - past
- Member of the Technical Committee
- Naval Research
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- Member of the Technical Committee
- Head of Accelerator Research, University of Huddersfield ( UK )
Reno Harboe-Sørensen started his space career in 1970 when he joined the components laboratory of the European Space Research Organisation (ESRO) where he performed Scanning Electron Microscopy (SEM) on semiconductors, X-Ray analysis and supported other failure analysis work and evaluation activities. By 1975, when ESRO was integrated into the newly founded European Space Agency (ESA), Reno had started to turn his interest to radiation effects and employed the SEM as a micro radiation source and characterized device behavior under x-ray influence. In the following years, together with the late Len Adams, Reno developed a profound know-how on radiation effects and increased the awareness about radiation effects in ESA projects. Since that time he has planned, performed and reported hundreds of radiation test campaigns and initiated numerous studies on basic mechanisms and novel test approaches. In the process, Reno has become a widely recognized expert with a particular focus on Single Event Effects. His involvement in the development and improvement of European test facilities for radiation effects studies, such as the PIF, HIF and RADEF has been of crucial importance. Reno's contribution to the space radiation effects community is impressively documented through his publications at NSREC and RADECS, through his forming influence on many of his young peers and through his constructive involvement in the RADECS Association.
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- Member of the Communications Committee
- Ex Officio As Webmaster )
- Member of Communications Committee
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- Member of the Fellows Evaluation Committee
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- Member of the Technical Committee
- President, NPSS, Los Alamos National Laboratory, Pulsed Power Hydrodynamics, Los Alamos, NM
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- Member of the Communications Committee
- ADCOM Representative ( Term Ending 2024 )
- Ex Officio As Membership Chair )
- Member of Communications Committee
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- Member of the Awards Committee
- Member of the Communications Committee
- Member of the Nominating Committee
- Member of the RESG Committee
- Ex Officio As RE Chair )
- Executive Chair / Vanderbilt University
- Member of Communications Committee
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- Chairman
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- Ex Officio As NPSS Foundation Fund Chair )
- Member of Communications Committee
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- Member of the Technical Committee
- Communications Pulse Sciences ( Retired ), San Diego, CA
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- Chairman of the Awards Committee
- Chairman of Awards Committee
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- Chairman
- Member of the PAC OC
- Member of the past Prize Committee
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- Member of the Communications Committee
- Member of the Fellows Evaluation Committee
- Ex Officio As Vice President )
- Member of Communications Committee
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- Member of the Technical Committee
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- for Research of Sheared Flow Stabilization of the Z Pinch for Fusion Energy
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- Chairman of the Steering Committee
- Member of the Awards Committee
- Member of the Communications Committee
- Member of the Nominating Committee
- Member of the Voting Ex - Officio
- Chairman / University of Pennsylvania, USA
- Ex Officio As RI Chair )
- Member of Communications Committee
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- Chairman of the Education Committee
- Member of the Communications Committee
- Member of the Fellows Evaluation Committee
- Member of the TNC
- Com Chair
- Ex Officio As Video Editor )
- Member of Communications Committee
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- General Chair
- Member of the Standing Technical Committees - past
- Member of the Technical Committee
- Conference General Chair
- General Chair, 2023 Pulsed Power Conference, Texas Tech University
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- Member of the Standing Technical Committees - past
- Member of the Technical Committee
- Research Engineer, U.S. Air Force Research Laboratory
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- Member of the Standing Technical Committees - past
- Member of the Technical Committee
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- Chairman of the Education Committee
- NPSS Chapters Chair
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- Member of the Publications Committee
- Member of the Technical Committee
- Editor - in - Chief of Transactions on Plasma Science
- Editor - in - Chief TPS, Los Alamos National Laboratory ( Retired ), Santa Fe, NM
- Member of Publications Committee
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- Chairman of the Nominating Committee
- Ex - Officio Member
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- Chairman of the Technical Committee
- Technical Program Chair
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- Member of the Technical Committee
- Professor
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- Electrical Engineer
- Member of the Technical Committee
- Principal
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- Assistant Professor
- Member of the Technical Committee
Vern Price is honored on his 90th birthday for his long service to NPSS.
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- Ex - Officio Member
- Member of the Communications Committee
- Com Vice - President
- Ex Officio As President )
- Member of Communications Committee
- NPSS President / University of British Columbia
- TRPMS Senior Editor for Radiation Imaging / University of British Columbia, Canada
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- Member of the Fellows Evaluation Committee
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- Scientific Program Committee Chair
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- Member of the Technical Committee
- Capability - Navy Deputy, NAVAIR HPM S & T Lead, Naval Air Warfare Center, Weapons Division, China Lake, CA
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- Member of the Technical Committee
- Secretary, Pulsed Power Engineer, Sandia National Laboratories, Albuquerque, NM
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- Chairman
- Member of the Awards Committee
- Member of the Communications Committee
- Member of the Nominating Committee
- Member of the PAC OC
- Ex Officio As past Chair )
- Member of Communications Committee
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- Member of the Fellows Evaluation Committee
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- Member of the Publications Committee
- Editor - in - Chief, TNS
- Editor - in - Chief, Transactions on Nuclear Science
- Member of Publications Committee