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2 Undergraduate Research Assistant, Physics Education January 1999 - April 1999 University of Arkansas Dr. Gay Stewart, Academic Advisor Management/Teaching Functional manager for optical work in the AMO Hutch SLAC National Accelerator Lab July 2009-present Functional manager for optical work in the AMO Hutch July 2009-December 2010 SLAC National Accelerator Lab Currently mentored students/post-doc: Nick Hartmann, U. Bern, Spectrogram measurements of ultrafast carrier dynamics Wolfram Helml, Marie-Curie Fellow, TU Munich, Hollow Core Fiber spectral broadening and compression to sub-10 fs Anton Lindahl, Walleberg Fellow, Correlated electrons in molecular systems Past students: Galen Harrison (summer intern), Reed Mina Bionta (2 year intern), U. Toulouse Doug French (1 year grad. student), Industry Mike Glownia (4 year grad. student), LCLS Associate Staff Scientist James Cryan (4 year grad. student), LBNL post-doc Teaching Assistant, Physics of Music, Lab University of Connecticut Teaching Assistant, Introductory Physics, Lab University of Connecticut Fall 2000 & 2001 Semesters Fall 1999 & Spring 2000 Semesters Successful LCLS Beamtime Proposals author/PI, Two-color resonant two-photon x-ray absorption in O 2 Status: Successfully completed March 2013 author/PI, Spectrogram x-ray/optical cross-correlation: deconvolving carrier dynamics for pulse shape retrieval Status: Successfully completed February 2013 co-author/co-PI, Ultrafast imaging and control of non-radiative molecular dynamics. Status: Successfully completed March 2012 author/PI, Time-domain measurements of Auger relaxation and x-ray bleaching in O 2 . Status: Successfully completed November 2011 author/co-PI, Xray Multiple Ionization of Impulsively Aligned Molecules. Status: Successfully completed October 2009
3 Funding Proposals author, Spectral Phase Measurement and Control for FEL seeding, a ∼$500K LDRD proposal to SLAC National Accelerator Lab Status: Highly ranked and promised funding. author/PI, Experimental soft x-ray/laser timing, a ∼$500K R&D proposal to the LCLS Directorate at the SLAC National Accelerator Lab Status: Highly ranked and promised funding. Co-author, Ultrafast x-ray interactions with atoms and molecules, a ∼$1M sub-task of The PULSE Institute grant Status: Recieved funding FY2010 – FY2012. Service Discussion Panel Member, 8th Annual DOE Laser Safety Officer Workshop September 2012 SLAC National Accelerator Lab Timing Consultant, XFEL-Small Quantum Systems, Technical Design Review September 2012 Invited discussion member, NGLS-AMO science workshop August 2012 Berkeley National Lab Manager & SLSO, LCLS AMO Experimental Hutch Laser Facility SLAC National Accelerator Lab July 2009 – present Manager & SLSO, LCLS SXR Experimental Hutch Laser Facility July 2009 – January 2011 SLAC National Accelerator Lab Manager, LCLS Near Experimental Hall Laser Facility July 2009 – October 2009 SLAC National Accelerator Lab Member, X-ray focusing lens, Final Design Review Panel June 2009 SLAC National Accelerator Lab Member, Harmonic Rejection Mirror, Preliminary Design Review Panel June 2009 SLAC National Accelerator Lab Member, Magnetic Bottle Spectrometer Review Panel March 2009 SLAC National Accelerator Lab Section Leader, PULSE Renewal Workshop: Strong-Field Quantum Dynamics December 2008 PULSE Institute, SLAC National Accelerator Lab Co-Chair, Soft X-ray Workgroup February 2008 – August 2008 PULSE Institute, SLAC National Accelerator Lab
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