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Morris W. Firebaugh

PERSONAL:Born in Freeport, Illinois, July 5, 1937

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EDUCATION:

B.A. in Physics

Manchester College, Indiana

1955-59

M.S. in Physics

University of Illinois, Urbana

1959-60

Ph.D. in Physics

University of Illinois, Urbana

1960-66

Post-Doctoral Research

University of Illinois, Urbana

1966-67

EMPLOYMENT:

Consultant to National Academy of Sciences/National Research Council

1997-2006

Professor Emeritus

1998-present

Professor of Physics & Computer Science

University of Wisconsin-Parkside, Kenosha, WI

1969-2001

Visiting Scientist

Institute for Energy Analysis, Oak Ridge, TN

1979-80

Visiting Professor of Physics, Summers

University of Wisconsin - Madison

1970-75

Research Associate/Instructor of Physics

University of Wisconsin - Madison

1967-69

Research Associate in Nuclear Physics, Summers

Argonne National Laboratory, Argonne, IL

1957-60

ACCOMPLISHMENTS AND AWARDS:Award of Woodrow Wilson Fellowship for graduate study at the University of Illinois, Urbana

Appointment as Associate Editor of the American Journal of Physics in the area of Computer Applications and Electronics

Sixteen published articles on computer applications, energy, and high energy physics

Thirty seven papers presented (as principal author) on magnetic field analysis, microcomputer applications, computer graphics, and energy policy

Over forty other papers as co-author, primarily involving computer analysis of high energy physics data

Award of DISTINCTION by the Society of Technical Communications for book An Acceptable Future Nuclear Energy System, Institute for Energy Analysis, Oak Ridge Associated Universities

Kiekhofer EXCELLENCE IN TEACHING Award by the University of Wisconsin System

EXCELLENCE IN RESEARCH & CREATIVE ACTIVITY Award by the University of Wisconsin-Parkside

Appointment to Co-Chair Engineering, Applied Science, and Mathematics Associateship Program Review Panel, National Academy of Science/National Research Council

SIGNIFICANT PUBLICATIONS:Book, PERSPECTIVES ON ENERGY, with Lon C. Ruedisili (eds), Oxford University Press, New York (1975, 1978, 1982)

Book, AN ACCEPTABLE FUTURE NUCLEAR ENERGY SYSTEM, with M. J. Ohanian (eds), Institute for Energy Analysis, Oak Ridge, TN (1980)

Book, THE STATUS OF THE NUCLEAR ENTERPRISE, (ed) American Association of Physics Teachers, (1984)

Book, ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE: A Knowledge-Based Approach, PWS-Kent Publishing Company, Boston, MA (1988)

Book, COMPUTER GRAPHICS: Tools for Visualization, McGraw-Hill, Hightstown, NJ (1993)

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