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Jeff Terry |
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My training is in chemical physics with a specialization in synchrotron
radiation techniques. I have extensive experience using a variety
of synchrotron techniques to examine many problems of interest in
the chemical sciences. Presently, I have ongoing projects
involving the chemistry of photovoltaic cells, nuclear reactors, molecular
magnets, nanocluster formation and patterning, heavy metals in the
environment, radiopharmaceuticals, and high-Z materials. I was trained to handle radioactive materials as a staff scientist at Los Alamos National Laboratory. I continue to study a variety of radioactive materials at MR-CAT. Many issues (environmental, energy, health, physics) involving radioactive materials can be solved using the above techniques. I utilize the training that I received at LANL to continue work in these areas. At MR-CAT, we routinely work with plutonium (Pu), uranium (U), americium (Am), technetium (Tc), cesium (Cs), carbon (C), and neptunium (Np). |
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