dr. Jeffrey Alan Templon

Born: Richmond, Virginia, USA, June 17th, 1960

Education:

Secondary

R. J. Reynolds Senior High School, Winston-Salem, North Carolina
Class of 1978

University

Davidson County Community College, Lexington, North Carolina 1980
North Carolina State University, 1981--1984
- B.S. in Physics, Summa Cum Laude, with Honors
Indiana University, Bloomington, Indiana 1984--1992
- M.S. in Physics, October, 1986
- PhD in Physics, April, 1993

Research Experience

NIKHEF

Since July 2001, working full time on computing grids for high-energy physics. One of the five DataGrid "Loose Cannons". Leader of PDP (physics data processing) group since June 2004.

University of Georgia

Assistant Professor of Physics January 1997 through August 2001. Research in subatomic physics utilizing high-energy electron beams. Main research carried out at Jefferson Lab and Mainz.

MIT Nuclear Interactions Group

Postdoctoral associate 1995-1996. Specialized in electron scattering at high energy transfer, drift-chamber construction, development of Linux operating system for scientific research, supervision of undergraduate students. Research carried out at Mainz, NIKHEF-K, and Jefferson Lab.

VUA/NIKHEF-K

Joint postdoctoral position (1992-1995) at NIKHEF-K (Dutch National Institute for Nuclear and High-Energy Physics, Nuclear Physics Division) and the Free University of Amsterdam, in Amsterdam, the Netherlands. Specialized in electron scattering off few-nucleon systems, large solid-angle detector development, software development, experimental planning and management, supervision of graduate students. Research mostly on-site at NIKHEF.

Indiana University Cyclotron Facility

Diverse experiments in medium-energy nuclear physics. Specialized in intermediate-energy proton scattering, microscopic reaction models, detector development, software development, nuclear electronics, magnetic spectrometers. Graduate research assistant (1984-1992); National Science Foundation Graduate Fellow from '85-'88. Research mostly on-site at IUCF.

Triangle Universities Nuclear Laboratory

Undergraduate research assistant (1982-1984). Duke University, Durham, North Carolina. Experiments in low-energy nuclear physics, especially scattering of 8-17 MeV neutrons. Detector development, data acquisition software, data analysis, accelerator operation, computer programming. Research carried out on-site at TUNL.

Short Collaborations at Other Laboratories

Paul Scherrer Institute, Villigen, Switzerland (1992) -- tests of large-area MWPC prototype
ELSA Electron Accelerator, University of Bonn, Germany (1993) -- experiment to measure short-range correlations in 4He(e,e'pp) reactions.
MAMI Accelerator Facility, University of Mainz, Germany (several visits between 1995 and 1998) -- program to measure few-body nuclear response at high energy and momentum transfers with intermediate-energy (500-900 MeV) electron beams.

Jeffrey Templon

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