Authors and Papers (1967)

Click to increase image sizeClick to decrease image size Additional informationNotes on contributorsR. StewartR. Stewart, C. E. Dickerman, and L. E. Robinson (shown l to r in group photo) are members of the Argonne National Laboratory Reactor Physics Division. For the past few years they have specialized in fast-reactor safety studies.C. E. DickermanR. Stewart, C. E. Dickerman, and L. E. Robinson (shown l to r in group photo) are members of the Argonne National Laboratory Reactor Physics Division. For the past few years they have specialized in fast-reactor safety studies.L. E. RobinsonR. Stewart, C. E. Dickerman, and L. E. Robinson (shown l to r in group photo) are members of the Argonne National Laboratory Reactor Physics Division. For the past few years they have specialized in fast-reactor safety studies.B. BlumenthalB. Blumenthal (PhD, Technical University, Berlin, Germany) has been a member of the ANL Metallurgy Division since 1948. He is presently interested in the development of thorium fuels for fast power breeder reactors.D. E. DeonigiD. E. Deonigi is a Senior Research Engineer with Advanced Concepts and Analysis Section of the Mathematics Department at Battelle Memorial Institute’s Pacific Northwest Laboratory. For the past six years he has been concerned with development of computer codes for analysis of nuclear and economic factors in reactor fuel cycles.Winston LittleWinston Little (shown on left) and Wayne Hardie are manager and member, respectively, of the Fast Reactor Physics Unit at Battelle-Northwest. The principal task of this unit is the physics design of the FTR. Little received his PhD in Nuclear Engineering from MIT in 1964; Hardie received his BS in physics from South Dakota State in 1964.Wayne HardieWinston Little (shown on left) and Wayne Hardie are manager and member, respectively, of the Fast Reactor Physics Unit at Battelle-Northwest. The principal task of this unit is the physics design of the FTR. Little received his PhD in Nuclear Engineering from MIT in 1964; Hardie received his BS in physics from South Dakota State in 1964.W. L. NeefW. I. Neef (shown on left) and E. D. Jones, Jr., are in the Advanced Concepts and Analysts Section of the Mathematics Department of Battelle-Northwest. Neef (BS, University of Nebraska; MS, University of Washington) has done work in the engineering economics of production reactors and is engaged in the analysis of our national nuclear energy resources. Jones (BS, Washington University, St. Louis) has worked in analog simulation of nuclear reactors and is now analyzing the production potential for radioisotopes in power reactors.E. D. JonesW. I. Neef (shown on left) and E. D. Jones, Jr., are in the Advanced Concepts and Analysts Section of the Mathematics Department of Battelle-Northwest. Neef (BS, University of Nebraska; MS, University of Washington) has done work in the engineering economics of production reactors and is engaged in the analysis of our national nuclear energy resources. Jones (BS, Washington University, St. Louis) has worked in analog simulation of nuclear reactors and is now analyzing the production potential for radioisotopes in power reactors.Stuart R. SmithStuart R. Smith (r.) is a chemist in the Radiological and Environmental Sciences Division at the Savannah River Laboratory where for five years he has been studying the behavior of radioiodine in radiochemical separations processes. His BS degree (chemistry) is from Case Institute of Technology.David L. WestDavid L. West has been an analytical chemist at SRL since 1954 specializing in gas chromatography. He received his MS degree (organic chemistry) from the University of South Carolina in 1953.Henri FenechHenri Fenech (shown on left) is Associate Professor of Nuclear Engineering at Massachusetts Institute of Technology. He has an MS and ScD from MIT and over ten years of industrial experience in the power production field. He has been a consultant to several nuclear organizations, and is a former member of the staff at General Atomic.William B. TerneyWilliam B. Terney is a doctoral candidate in the Nuclear Engineering Department at MIT. He received an MS from MIT in 1962 and then worked for two years at KAPL, from where he is on a leave of absence.J. A. SondelJ.A. Sondel, G. P. Tercho, and C. C. Thomas (shown l to r) were all members of the Research Department of the Western New York Nuclear Research Center at the time this paper was written. Thomas is Research Manager and has been associated with the Center for five years. His major interests are activation analysis, radiation chemistry, and radiation biology, Tercho, formerly Senior Research Scientist at the Center, is currently Chief Chemist at Vanguard Studios in Hollywood, California. Sonde’s work is in the field of activation analysis. He is a Junior Research Scientist and has been associated with the Center for four years.G. P. TerchoJ.A. Sondel, G. P. Tercho, and C. C. Thomas (shown l to r) were all members of the Research Department of the Western New York Nuclear Research Center at the time this paper was written. Thomas is Research Manager and has been associated with the Center for five years. His major interests are activation analysis, radiation chemistry, and radiation biology, Tercho, formerly Senior Research Scientist at the Center, is currently Chief Chemist at Vanguard Studios in Hollywood, California. Sonde’s work is in the field of activation analysis. He is a Junior Research Scientist and has been associated with the Center for four years.C. C. ThomasJ.A. Sondel, G. P. Tercho, and C. C. Thomas (shown l to r) were all members of the Research Department of the Western New York Nuclear Research Center at the time this paper was written. Thomas is Research Manager and has been associated with the Center for five years. His major interests are activation analysis, radiation chemistry, and radiation biology, Tercho, formerly Senior Research Scientist at the Center, is currently Chief Chemist at Vanguard Studios in Hollywood, California. Sonde’s work is in the field of activation analysis. He is a Junior Research Scientist and has been associated with the Center for four years.