Education
B.S., 1950, Physics and M.S., 1952, Physics, Washington State University.
Ph.D., 1958, Physics, Stanford. Professional
Academic
History
Research Associate, Microwave Laboratory, Stanford, 1957-1958; Staff
Physicist, Linfield Research Institute, McMinnville, Oregon, 1958-1959; Research
Associate, High-Energy Physics Laboratory, Stanford, 1959-1964; Associate
Director of Operations, High-Energy Physics Laboratory, Stanford, 1964-1968 and
Senior Research Associate, 1966-1968; Visiting Scientist, CERN, 1968-1969,
Senior Research Associate, SLAC, Stanford, 1969-1974; Adjunct Professor, SLAC,
Stanford, 1974-1982; Professor (Applied Research), SLAC, Stanford, 1983-1997;
Emeritus Professor (Applied Research), SLAC, Stanford, 1997-present. Awards and Honors
IEEE PAC Technology Award, 1991. Fellow, American Physical Society.
Research AreasTheory and design of rf systems for electron storage
rings and microwave linear accelerators; development of high power rf sources
for next generation linear colliders.
SLAC Last update on
26 Jan 2007 by McDunn
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