I am currently a program manager at the Office of High Energy Physics in DOE's Office of Science. My responsibilites include Fermilab, the HEP program at Lawrence Berkley National Lab, and the BTeV project.

Most of my work is behind the scenes, but I get to speak in public on special occasions.

• Talk about the Advanced Detector Research Program given at Snowmass (July 2001)
• Talk on funding possibilities for university groups to do linear collider accelerator and detector research (June 2002)

Research

My research has concentrated on heavy quark physics. I did the lepton endpoint analysis at CLEO that first observed b->u transitions. After that I worked on SELEX a fixed target experiment at Fermilab, which was designed to study charmed baryons. I was a founding member of BTeV, but I am no longer involved in experiment.

Talk on BTeV for Run II Workshop CP Violation Working Meeting

Selected Papers

• First Observation of the Doubly Charmed Baryon Xi+(cc)
• /\c and D0 lifetimes
• Charm from Hyperons in the Future: Fermilab Experiment 781: postscript, pdf
• A Measurement of the decay asymmetry parameters in the decays /\c -> /\ pi+ and /\c -> Sigma+ pi0: postscript
• B Physics Prospects Beyond the year 2000: postscript, pdf
• Expression of Interest for C0 Interaction Region at Fermilab: postscript, pdf
• My papers on SPIRES

Last updated Monday, February 10, 2003