Andrew John Norman

Senior Scientist · Fermi National Accelerator Laboratory

Address
Fermi National Accelerator Laboratory, P.O. Box 500, MS 120, Batavia, IL 60510-5011
Email
anorman@fnal.gov
Office
630 804 4016
Mobile
757 784 3400
ORCID
0000-0001-8572-956X
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Biographical Sketch

Andrew Norman received his Ph.D. from the College of William and Mary in Virginia, where he performed research on ultra rare decays of neutral K-mesons. His graduate work was performed on experiments E871 and E935 at the Brookhaven National Laboratory's Alternating Gradient Synchrotron (AGS). He specialized in high speed data acquisition and triggering and worked extensively on multi-body particle reconstruction techniques in high rate environments to make a measurement of the branching fraction for the ultra rare decay KL → μ+μ−e+e−.

Dr. Norman was a postdoctoral fellow at the University of Virginia, where he performed measurements of hadron particle production in conjunction with Fermi National Accelerator Laboratory as part of the MIPP experiment (FNAL-E907) and began his work on long baseline neutrino oscillations as part of the NOvA experiment (FNAL-E929). He continued to specialize in high speed data acquisition systems and was one of the lead architects for both the NOvA data acquisition systems and the NOvA data driven triggering systems. He also served as a project manager for the far and near detector DAQ integration and detector controls systems, and for the deployment and commissioning of the online computing systems.

Dr. Norman joined Fermilab as a staff scientist in 2010 with the Scientific Computing Division. His research has continued to focus on long baseline neutrino oscillations as part of the NOvA and DUNE experiments, where he is active in the fields of high speed data acquisition systems, real time pattern recognition, complex triggering algorithms, and large scale data analysis for next generation neutrino experiments. More recently his research has focused extensively on the adaptation of modern statistical analysis algorithms to perform massively parallel computations on high performance computing facilities. His work aims to provide next generation tools and techniques which can scale in complexity and dimension to test neutrino interaction and oscillation models in the DUNE era.

Dr. Norman long served as the leader and original architect of the NOvA data acquisition system and group, as well as of the NOvA data driven trigger system and group. He has served as the leader of Fermilab's Scientific Computing Division scientific programs (NOvA) group, data management group, and database applications group, and as the leader of the HEPCloud facility, which provides a portal to diverse computing resources — from commercial cloud to DOE leadership computing centers — for the high energy physics community. He served as one of the scientific leads for the SciDAC-4 HEP Data Analytics on HPC program, examining ways to exploit modern supercomputing centers for physics data analysis. Following his term as international computing coordinator for the DUNE experiment, he took on the role of Computing Architect for the international DUNE computing consortium, developing the computing and data models for the next generation of mega-science experiments. He is currently the Deputy Head of the Data Science, Simulation, and Learning (DSSL) Department at Fermilab.

Education

Ph.D. in Physics
College of William and Mary
2004
Dissertation: Measurement of the Branching Fraction for KL0 → μ+μ−e+e−
M.S. in Physics
College of William and Mary
1998
B.S. in Physics and Mathematics
College of William and Mary
1995
Honors Thesis: A Measurement of the Mass of the Muon Type Neutrino

Research Positions

Senior Scientist
Fermi National Accelerator Laboratory
2020–Present
Affiliate Faculty
Colorado State University
2017–Present
Scientist I
Fermi National Accelerator Laboratory
2015–2020
Associate Scientist
Fermi National Accelerator Laboratory
2010–2015
Research Scientist
University of Virginia
2008–2010
Post Doctoral Research Associate
University of Virginia
2004–2007
Graduate Research Assistant
College of William and Mary
1997–2003

Professional Positions

Fermi National Accelerator Laboratory

Deputy Head
DSSL Department
2025–Present
Group Leader
DSSL, Neutrino Experiments
2022–2025
Facility Lead
HEPCloud Facility
2020–2025
Scientific & Project Lead
HEPCloud Project
2019–2020
Assistant Head, Science Workflows and Operations
Scientific Computing Division
2016–2019
Group Leader
SCD Scientific Programs, NOvA
2016–2019
Associate Department Head
Scientific Data Processing Solutions
2016
Group Leader
Scientific Data Management and Database Applications
2014–2016
Group Leader (Interim)
Offline Production Operations
2014
Group Leader
Scientific Data Management
2013–2014

DUNE Experiment

Computing Architect
DUNE Computing Consortium
2019–Present
Co-convener
DUNE Framework Taskforce
2019–Present
Convener
DUNE Data Model Taskforce
2018–2019
Computing Coordinator
DUNE Software & Computing
2016–2018

NOvA Experiment

Head
NOvA Data Acquisition
2014–2018
Head
NOvA Trigger Systems
2012–2017
Computing Liaison
NOvA Experiment
2012–2016
Deputy Level 2 Project Manager
DAQ Hardware & Electronics
2012–2014
Level 3 Project Manager
DAQ Integration
2008–2014
Level 3 Project Manager
Detector Controls and Monitoring
2007–2010

SciDAC-4 HEP Data Analytics on HPC

Scientific Lead
Neutrino Science Applications
2017–Present

Select Publications with Major Contributions

Author on 148 refereed and collaboration publications. Full publication and citation histories: inspirehep.net/authors/1020161 · orcid.org/0000-0001-8572-956X

  1. S. Abubakar et al. (NOvA Collaboration), “Precision Measurement of Neutrino Oscillation Parameters with 10 Years of Data from the NOvA Experiment,” Phys. Rev. Lett. 136, 011802 (2026). arXiv:2509.04361
  2. S. Abubakar et al. (T2K & NOvA Collaborations), “Joint neutrino oscillation analysis from the T2K and NOvA experiments,” Nature 646, 818–824 (2025). arXiv:2510.19888
  3. A. Abed Abud et al. (DUNE Collaboration), “DUNE Software and Computing Research and Development,” FERMILAB-PUB-25-0242-LBNF (2025). arXiv:2503.23743
  4. M. A. Acero et al. (NOvA Collaboration), “Dual-Baseline Search for Active-to-Sterile Neutrino Oscillations in NOvA,” Phys. Rev. Lett. 134, 081804 (2025). arXiv:2409.04553
  5. S. Ali et al., “HEPnOS: a Specialized Data Service for High Energy Physics Analysis,” IPDPSW (2023).
  6. A. Abed Abud et al. (DUNE Collaboration), “DUNE Offline Computing Conceptual Design Report,” FERMILAB-DESIGN-2022-01 (2022). arXiv:2210.15665
  7. M. A. Acero et al. (NOvA Collaboration), “Improved measurement of neutrino oscillation parameters by the NOvA experiment,” Phys. Rev. D 106, 032004 (2022). arXiv:2108.08219
  8. M. A. Acero et al. (NOvA Collaboration), “Supernova neutrino detection in NOvA,” JCAP 10, 014 (2020). arXiv:2005.07155
  9. M. A. Acero et al. (NOvA Collaboration), “Search for multimessenger signals in NOvA coincident with LIGO/Virgo detections,” Phys. Rev. D 101, 112006 (2020). arXiv:2001.07240
  10. B. Abi et al. (DUNE Collaboration), “Deep Underground Neutrino Experiment (DUNE), Far Detector Technical Design Report, Volume II: DUNE Physics,” FERMILAB-DESIGN-2020-02 (2020). arXiv:2002.03005
  11. A. Sousa, N. Buchanan, S. Calvez, P. Ding, D. Doyle, A. Himmel, B. Holzman, J. Kowalkowski, A. Norman, T. Peterka, “Implementation of Feldman-Cousins Corrections and Oscillation Calculations in the HPC Environment for the NOvA Experiment,” EPJ Web Conf. 214, 05012 (2019).
  12. M. A. Acero et al. (NOvA Collaboration), “First Measurement of Neutrino Oscillation Parameters using Neutrinos and Antineutrinos by NOvA,” Phys. Rev. Lett. 123, 151803 (2019). arXiv:1906.04907
  13. M. A. Acero et al. (NOvA Collaboration), “Observation of seasonal variation of atmospheric multiple-muon events in the NOvA Near Detector,” Phys. Rev. D 99, 122004 (2019). arXiv:1904.12975
  14. N. Buchanan et al. (SciDAC-4 HEP on HPC), “Supporting HEP Data as the Exascale Era Approaches,” OSTI:1480092 (2018).
  15. N. Buchanan et al. (SciDAC-4 HEP on HPC), “HPC and Data Management for HEP,” OSTI:1478004 (2018).
  16. E. C. Dukes, R. Ehrlich, S. Goadhouse, L. Mualem, A. Norman, R. Tesarek, “The NOvA Power Distribution System,” Nucl. Instrum. Meth. A 902, 123–137 (2018). arXiv:1807.02665
  17. M. A. Acero et al. (NOvA Collaboration), “New constraints on oscillation parameters from νe appearance and νμ disappearance in the NOvA experiment,” Phys. Rev. D 98, 032012 (2018). arXiv:1806.00096
  18. D. Berzano et al., “HEP Software Foundation Community White Paper Working Group — Data Organization, Management and Access (DOMA),” HSF-CWP-2017-04 (2018). arXiv:1812.00761
  19. J. Albrecht et al. (HEP Software Foundation), “A Roadmap for HEP Software and Computing R&D for the 2020s,” Comput. Softw. Big Sci. 3, 7 (2019). arXiv:1712.06982
  20. P. Adamson et al. (NOvA Collaboration), “Constraints on Oscillation Parameters from νe Appearance and νμ Disappearance in NOvA,” Phys. Rev. Lett. 118, 231801 (2017). arXiv:1703.03328
  21. S. Fuess, R. Illingworth, M. Mengel, A. Norman, M. Potekhin, B. Viren, “Design of the ProtoDUNE Raw Data Management Infrastructure,” J. Phys. Conf. Ser. 898, 062036 (2017).
  22. P. Ding, L. Aliaga, M. Mubarak, A. Tsaris, A. Norman, A. Lyon, R. Ross, “Analyzing how we do Analysis and Consume Data, Results from the SciDAC-Data Project,” J. Phys. Conf. Ser. 898, 092048 (2017).
  23. M. Mubarak, P. Ding, L. Aliaga, A. Tsaris, A. Norman, A. Lyon, R. Ross, “SciDAC-Data: Enabling Data Driven Modeling of Exascale Computing,” J. Phys. Conf. Ser. 898, 062048 (2017).
  24. A. Tsaris et al., “Progress in the Search for Dark Matter Using Upward-going Muons in NOvA,” PoS ICHEP2016, 201 (2016).
  25. C. Principato et al., “Search for Dark Matter Using Upward-going Muons in NOvA,” PoS ICHEP2016, 1185 (2017).
  26. P. Adamson et al. (NOvA Collaboration), “First measurement of electron neutrino appearance in NOvA,” Phys. Rev. Lett. 116, 151806 (2016). arXiv:1601.05022
  27. P. Adamson et al. (NOvA Collaboration), “First measurement of muon-neutrino disappearance in NOvA,” Phys. Rev. D 93, 051104 (2016). arXiv:1601.05037
  28. A. Norman et al., “Performance of the NOvA Data Acquisition and Trigger Systems for the full 14 kT Far Detector,” J. Phys. Conf. Ser. 664, 082041 (2015).
  29. A. Norman (NOvA Collaboration), “The NOvA Experiment, The First 12 Months of Commissioning, Operations and Physics Data,” AIP Conf. Proc. 1666, 110001 (2015).
  30. A. Norman, E. Niner, A. Habig, “Timing in the NOvA detectors with atomic clock based time transfers between Fermilab, the Soudan mine and the NOvA Far detector,” J. Phys. Conf. Ser. 664, 082040 (2015).
  31. A. Norman, J. Boyd, G. Davies, E. Flumerfelt, K. Herner, N. Mayer, P. Mhashilhar, M. Tamsett, S. Timm, “Large Scale Monte Carlo Simulation of Neutrino Interactions Using the Open Science Grid and Commercial Clouds,” J. Phys. Conf. Ser. 664, 032023 (2015).
  32. A. Habig, A. Norman, C. Group, “Recent Evolution of the Offline Computing Model of the NOvA Experiment,” J. Phys. Conf. Ser. 664, 032011 (2015).
  33. C. Group, S. Fuess, O. Gutsche, M. Kirby, R. Kutschke, A. Lyon, A. Norman, G. Perdue, E. Sexton-Kennedy, “Fermilab Computing at the Intensity Frontier,” J. Phys. Conf. Ser. 664, 032012 (2015).

Synergistic Activities

Fermilab

Member
Wilson Fellow Committee
2019–Present
Group Leader
Computing for Science Strategic Planning
2018–Present

DUNE / LBNF Collaboration

Editorial Board
Nus2surf
2017–2018

Colorado State University

Dissertation Committee (External Member)
Derek Doyle
2019–2023
Hiring Committee (Postdoc)
S. Calvez
2018

University of Cincinnati

Hiring Committee (Postdoc)
T. Thakore
2020
Hiring Committee (Postdoc)
J. Todd
2019

APS, Division of Particles and Fields (DPF)

Track Convener
Computing & Data Analysis (Chicago, USA)
2017

Int'l Conference on Computing in High Energy Physics (CHEP)

Track Convener
Data Analysis & Software (Okinawa, JP)
2015
Track Convener
Data Acquisition & Triggers (Amsterdam, NL)
2013

Neutrino Factories and Future Neutrino Facilities (NuFACT)

Track Convener
Muon Physics, WG4 (Rio de Janeiro, BR)
2015
Track Convener
Muon Physics, WG4 (Glasgow, UK)
2014
Track Convener
Muon Physics, WG4 (Beijing, CN)
2013

External Awards & Projects

Tachyon: Intelligent Multi-Scale Modeling of Distributed Resilient Infrastructure
Principal Investigator
2023
HEP-CCE Parallelism and Portability Project
Neutrino Science
2020
NESAP Tier 2 Award (Neutrino Analysis)
Principal Investigator
2019
SciDAC-4 HEP Data Analytics on HPC
Neutrino Science Lead
2017
SciDAC-DATA
Project Scientist
2015

Researchers Supervised

Derek Doyle
DOE SCGSR Fellowship (NOvA)
2021–2022
Elisabeth Petit-Bois
GEM Fellowship (DUNE)
2020, 2021
Marianette Wospakrik
FNAL Research Associate (SciDAC-4)
2018–2021
Andrew Sutton
DOE SCGSR Fellowship (NOvA)
2018–2019
Marilyn Wells
Summer Internships in Science & Technology (NOvA)
2018
Leonidas Aliaga Soplin
FNAL Research Associate (NOvA)
2016–2019
Aristeidis Tsaris
FNAL Research Associate (NOvA)
2016–2019
Pengfei Ding
FNAL Research Associate (NOvA)
2014–2019
Anna Eng
FNAL Target Program (NOvA)
2011
Emmanuel Munyangabe
U. Virginia Ph.D. Student (DØ)
2008
Chad Materniak
U. Virginia Ph.D. Student (MIPP)
2004–2009

Lab Service Activities

Review Committees

ProtoDUNE Single Phase DAQ Review
2017
Minerva Computing Operational Readiness Review
2016
Mu2e Offline Computing Review
2015
μBooNE Offline Computing Review
2015
Minerva Computing Infrastructure Review
2014
CMS Disk Purchasing Committee
2011
Storage Investigation and Review Taskforce
2010

Hiring Committees

Wilson Fellow Committee
2019
SCD Hiring Committee (Chair)
Research Associate (Wospakrik)
2018
SCD Hiring Committee (Chair)
Research Associate (Aliaga, Tsaris)
2016
SCD/PPD Hiring Committee
Research Associate (Ding)
2014
SCD Hiring Committee (Chair)
Applications Physicist
2014
SCD Hiring Committee
Visiting Scientists (Internships)
2014
SCD Hiring Committee
App. Dev. and Sys. Analyst I
2014
SCD Hiring Committee
Comp. Phys. Dev. II
2014
SCD Hiring Committee
Comp. Phys. Dev. I
2013
CD Hiring Committee
System Administrator II
2011

Leadership Activities

DUNE Collaboration

Computing Architect
DUNE Computing Consortium
2019–Present
Responsible for describing the scientific and technical computing needs of the DUNE experiment and designing an overarching computing and data model to meet those needs. Led the DUNE data model taskforce and served as leading contributor to computing model and data model workshops. Developed documentation and plans for the DUNE computing model and technical design reports. Worked with international partners to ensure designs could leverage international contributions to the project. Worked extensively with the U.S. Department of Energy Advanced Scientific Computing Research (ASCR) facilities to develop computing plans and models that could leverage exascale computing facilities.
Computing Co-Coordinator
DUNE Software & Computing
2016–2018
Co-leader of the DUNE software and computing group, responsible for the planning and development of computing infrastructure and services in support of the DUNE and ProtoDUNE experiments. Organized and managed the DUNE S&C groups for centralized production, data management, software release and development, and database systems and applications. Developed the computing model for the 2018 ProtoDUNE single phase detector run at CERN.

Fermilab HEPCloud

Facility Lead
HEPCloud Facility
2020–2025
Led the HEPCloud facility, providing a production portal to diverse high-throughput and high-performance computing resources — from commercial clouds to DOE leadership computing facilities — for the high energy physics community.

NOvA Project Management

Deputy Level 2 Project Manager
DAQ Hardware & Electronics
2012–2014
Level 3 Project Manager
DAQ Integration
2008–2014
Level 3 Project Manager
Detector Controls & Monitoring
2007–2010

FNAL Scientific Computing Division

Group Leader
Scientific Data Management and Database Applications
2014–2016
Leadership and line management (11 direct reports) of personnel developing and maintaining tools for large scale data management and database applications for scientific data processing. Management of the Sequential Access with Metadata (SAM) system for data management, Intensity Frontier Beams Database (IFBeam) system, Electronic Collaboration Logbook (ECL), and other data analysis, data management, and database tools for Fermilab experiments provided by the Scientific Computing Division.
Group Leader (Interim)
Offline Production Operations Group
2014
Leadership and line management (3 direct reports) of personnel providing operational support for running intensity frontier experiments' (NOvA, Minerva, Minos, Mu2e) large scale data processing, analysis, and simulation work.
Group Leader
Scientific Data Management
2013–2014
Leadership and line management (6 direct reports) of personnel developing and maintaining tools for large scale data management. Integration and adaptation of the SAM system with the NOvA experiment's tools and frameworks for simulation and data analysis. Integration of SAM with other intensity frontier experiments at Fermilab. Adaptation and integration of data management tools with the Open Science Grid infrastructure.
Computing Division Liaison
NOvA Experiment
2012–2016

Research & Technical Activities

NOvA Experiment 2007–Present

Work on the NOvA experiment with extensive work in the development of the data acquisition (DAQ), trigger systems, timing systems, and online/offline software, and the integration and use of high performance computing for neutrino analysis. Leadership roles in the NOvA collaboration, including as convener of the data driven triggering working group, and extensive leadership roles and work on the designs, implementation, deployment, and commissioning of the NOvA detector readout systems for the near detector on the surface (NDOS) prototype. Major leadership roles, technical contributions, and research activities on NOvA include:

NOvA Parameter Estimation and Fitting on HPC
2017–Present
Scientific and technical leadership and major research work on the use and optimization of high dimensional fitting techniques on supercomputing platforms. Developed and ran the largest single experimental HEP computation in 2018 for the NOvA oscillation fits, and developed optimized parameter space and parallel fitting techniques for neutrino and antineutrino results for 2019. Work is in collaboration with the ASCR supported SciDAC FastMath and RAPIDS institutes and has been applied to both the DUNE and SBN physics programs.
NOvA Data Driven Trigger
2011–Present
Scientific and technical leadership and major research work for the inception, design, development, testing, deployment, commissioning, and operations of the “Data Driven Trigger” (DDT) system and infrastructure, and for the integration of the DDT system with the primary DAQ readout systems. Leadership and development of the DDT based physics triggers, calibration triggers, and their integration with the NOvA physics programs.
Timing & Synchronization System
2009–Present
Scientific and technical leadership for the design, testing, deployment, integration, commissioning, and operations of the timing distribution systems for the NOvA far, near, and prototype (NDOS) detectors. Scientific and technical leadership for the development, testing, integration, commissioning, and operations of the embedded software readout systems for the timing system and of the user interfaces and diagnostic tools for the timing system.
NOvA Data Acquisition Readout Systems
2009–Present
Scientific and technical leadership, development, deployment, commissioning, and operations of the NOvA DAQ readout systems and subsystems for the far, near, and prototype NDOS detectors. Major contributions to the embedded readout systems software/hardware interfaces (front end boards, data concentrator modules, timing distribution units), DAQ computing model and computing clusters for readout and triggering, design of the DAQ data formats, data parsing and unpacking libraries, and integration with the offline analysis framework; development and integration of the data handling systems for NOvA and their integration with the SAM infrastructure; development and integration of the accelerator beam information and spill servers; development and integration of the global and DDT triggering systems.

Mu2e Experiment 2007–2012

Development of models and simulations for principal backgrounds (muon decay in orbit, radiative muon capture, cosmic ray shower fluxes), recalculation of experimental backgrounds, estimates for rare processes, general experiment R&D, and software infrastructure planning.

Intensity Frontier Common Computing 2010–Present

Work on development of common computing tools for the Intensity Frontier (IF) experiments (NOvA, Minerva, Mu2e, g-2, μBooNE, LBNE) including roles in:

Leadership, design, development, and testing of the Intensity Frontier Beam Data system for providing NuMI and Booster neutrino beam information to current and future IF experiments
2011–2016
Adaptation of SAM data handling infrastructure for use with the online and offline software systems used by IF experiments
2011–2016

Experiment E907 (MIPP), Fermilab 2004–2006

Design and implementation of the MIPP trigger system (minimum-bias, K/π/p/p̄ particle identification, interaction, calibration, and special purpose triggers), and development of the specialized high-rate data acquisition system for beam Čerenkov calibrations. Development of the DAQ software modules for the calorimeter, large aperture drift chambers, small aperture beam chambers, and beam Čerenkov systems, with additional development of real-time monitoring, calibration, and efficiency calculation modules for each system. Commissioning, debugging, and repair of large aperture drift chambers and associated readout electronics. Commissioning and calibration of the hadron calorimeter. Designed and built a specialized scintillating fiber cross-hair detector for special purpose triggering and beam alignment during 120 GeV primary beam NuMI target measurements. Designed and wrote the high voltage control and monitoring systems. Supervised, taught, and mentored graduate students on techniques for performing fixed target experiments, including design and operation of common detector systems.

AGS Experiment E935, Brookhaven National Laboratory 1997–2003

Designed modifications to the E871 trigger system to allow the upgraded experiment (E935) to search for a light gluon/gluino bound state (R0 hadron). Commissioned and calibrated the lead glass array and the threshold Čerenkov counter. Commissioned the muon range finder. Wrote Monte Carlo simulations for R0 decay modes. Performed data analysis on the search for R0 → ηγ̃.

AGS Experiment E871, Brookhaven National Laboratory 1994–1999

Initial commissioning of the threshold Čerenkov counter. Initial commissioning and debugging of the muon range finder and range finder electronics. Monte Carlo simulations. Ph.D. thesis analysis: B(KL → μ+μ−e+e−).

Triangle Universities Nuclear Laboratory
1996
Summer research: N-D breakup in the star configuration.
Thomas Jefferson National Accelerator Facility, Hall A
1996
Summer research: dipole field mapping and zip-track studies.
Thomas Jefferson National Accelerator Facility, Hall B CLAS
1992–1993
Undergraduate summer internship: design, fabrication, and testing of the E&M calorimeter fiber optic light guides for the CLAS detector.

Major Collaborators

J. Kowalkowski, S. Mrenna
SciDAC-4 HEP on HPC (DOE/ASCR)
2017–Present
A. Lyon, R. Ross
SciDAC-DATA (DOE/ASCR)
2015–Present
DUNE Collaboration
FNAL-E1071 (DOE/OHEP)
2016–Present
NOvA Collaboration
FNAL-E929 (DOE/OHEP)
2005–Present
Mu2e Collaboration
FNAL-E973 (DOE/OHEP)
2007–2014
MIPP Collaboration
FNAL-E907 (DOE/OHEP)
2004–Present
E935 Collaboration
BNL-E935 (NSF)
1997–2003
E871 Collaboration
BNL-E871 (NSF)
1994–2003

Teaching Positions

College of William and Mary

Laboratory Instructor
Introductory Physics (Mechanics)
2000
Discussion Session Instructor
Introductory Physics (E&M)
1998
Discussion Session Instructor
Introductory Physics for Life Sciences
1998
Laboratory Instructor
Introductory Astronomy Laboratory
1998
Graduate Teaching Assistant
Modern Atomic Physics Laboratory
1997
Graduate Teaching Assistant
Introductory Astronomy
1996

Duke University

Graduate Teaching Assistant
Introductory Physics for Engineers
1996
Laboratory Instructor
Introductory Physics for Life Sciences
1995

Honors

Society of the Alumni Award
College of William and Mary
1995
Golden Key National Honor Society
College of William and Mary
1994
ΣΠΣ National Honor Society (Physics)
College of William and Mary
1994
Alpha Lambda Delta National Honor Society
College of William and Mary
1992
Phi Eta Sigma National Honor Society
College of William and Mary
1992

Advisors

E. Craig Dukes
Postdoc, University of Virginia
2004–2010
John Kane
Ph.D. (Primary), College of William & Mary
1996–2003
Morton Eckhause
Ph.D. (HEP Group), College of William & Mary
1996–2003
Robert Welsh
Ph.D. (HEP Group), College of William & Mary
1996–2003
John Kane
Undergraduate, College of William & Mary
1994–1995