From: derion@VAX309.NOSC.MIL (Toni Derion)
Subject: Physics PhD: research/programming
Reply-To: derion@VAX309.NOSC.MIL
Organization: Naval Health Research Center, San Diego, CA
Date: Thu, 1 Oct 1992 00:24:47 GMT

This posting is for my brother-in-law who received his Ph.D. from
Duke Univ last year.  He does not have access to the network, therefore
interested parties should contact him directly (address and telephone
on his resume follows) or contact me, Toni Derion, at
"derion@vax309.nhrc.navy.mil"
and I will forward messages to him.  Thank you very much.  What follows
is his composition:

Dear sir or madam:

I am seeking a research or development position that will utilize the
scientific training and problem solving abilities I possess.  My main
experience has been with low temperature experiments performed at Duke
University with my advisor, Dr. Horst Meyer.  My responsibilities
included all aspects of the experiments, thus I have experience with
cryogenic techniques, high vacuum systems, computer programming,
and instrumentation.  A COMPLETE LIST OF PUBLICATIONS AND REFERENCES
IS AVAILABLE UPON REQUEST.

                       RESUME OF CARL D. HOWALD

ADDRESS:              13906 Roachton Road
                      Perrysburg, OH  43551
                      (419) 874-5382

EDUCATION:
    DUKE UNIVERSITY, DURHAM, NC
        Ph.D. in Physics, September 1991
            Dissertation Title: "Shear Viscosity Measurements of
            Liquid 3He-4He Mixtures Near the Tricritical Point"
            Advisor: Dr. Horst Meyer
     
        M.A. in Physics, September 1986
            GPA: 3.4 on a 4.0 scale

    KENYON COLLEGE, GAMBIER, OH
        A.B. in Physics, May 1983
            cum laude with honors in Physics
            GPA: 3.44 on a 4.0 scale

    RESEARCH EXPERIENCE:
        DUKE UNIVERSITY, DURHAM, NC
          Research Assistant, 1986-1991.  Conducted studies of the
          shear viscosity of 3He, 4He, and 3He-4He mixtures at various
          low temperatures.  Regions studied included the liquid-vapor
          critical points, the lambda transition, and the tricritical
          region.  Related skills include leak detection, hard and
          soft soldering, machine shop operation, and electronic
          troubleshooting and repair.

        KENYON COLLEGE, GAMBIER, OH
          Senior Honors Research, 1982-1983.  Conducted studies of
          molecular vibration/rotation spectra using Inelastic
          Electron Tunneling Spectroscopy technique.

        OHIO UNIVERSITY, ATHENS, OH
          Visiting Undergraduate Research Intern, summer 1982.
          Conducted experiments with doped, semiconducting poly-
          meric carbon disulfide.

   COMPUTER EXPERIENCE:
          Extensive experience with programming in various environments,
          including several different mainframe and personal computers.
          Majority of experience with Language Systems' FORTRAN on
          the Macintosh computer.  Also responsible for hardware and
          interface software used to automate data acquisition of the
          shear viscosity experiments at Duke University.  Trouble-
          shooted network problems with LocalTalk network within the
          Duke University Physics Department.  Experience with C
          and Assembly Languages.  Familiar with UNIX operating
          system on SUN 4/310 computer.

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