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Appendix E: Biographies of Committee Members and Contractors
Pages 176-184

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... For 6 years, he led the computed tomography project at LLNL, applying computed tomography and X-ray and proton radiography to material characterization and gamma-ray gauge techniques to treaty verification activities. As center director, his projects included the use of nonintrusive X-ray and gamma-ray computed tomography techniques as three-dimensional imaging tools to understand material properties and analyze radioactive waste forms.
From page 177...
... Dr. McNeil is also a member of the Blue Cross Technology Evaluation Commission; she formerly chaired the Medicare Evidence Development Coverage Advisory Committee and is now a member of that committee.
From page 178...
... He has been a consultant to the Governor of Colorado concerning issues relating to low-level radioactive waste management and nuclear criticality safety.
From page 179...
... His experi ence in microdosimetry research led him to develop the tissue-equivalent propor tional counter systems currently used for radiation dosimetry on the International Space Station. In order to study the biological changes that occur at low doses, he developed the first single particle microbeam irradiation system, as well as other specialized irradiation equipment, and continues to work with biologists to study dose and dose rate effects as well as the bystander effect.
From page 180...
... His methodological research addresses problems related to stochastic sequential assignment when there is un certainty in the model inputs, and the design of novel exact algorithms for hard discrete optimization problems based on the cross-fertilization of traditional search methods like branch and bound with memory.
From page 181...
... in materials science and was the manager of the X-ray analytical facilities and a senior research scientist at the Frederick Seitz Materials Research Laboratory from 1998 to November 2014. He is author of many highly regarded scientific publications in the fields of materials science and chemistry with focus on novel electronic materials.
From page 182...
... Sardela also holds two positions regarding safety policies and supervision. He is currently a co-chair of the Safety Committee at the Materials Research Laboratory in charge of overseeing and determining safety policies of all scientific work in the entire department, involv ing X-rays and laser radiation in addition to chemical and biological materials.
From page 183...
... Centers for Disease Control and Prevention-funded projects in stochastic modeling of worker inhalation and gamma-ray exposures following radiological accidents and potential terrorist events. He is the recipient of the 2014 Distinguish Scientific Achievement Award by the Health Physics Society acknowledging outstanding contributions to the science and technology of radiation safety.


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