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Curriculum Vitae
| Name |
Curtis A. Meyer
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| Title |
Professor of Physics |
| Citizenship |
United States of America |
| Address |
Department of Physics |
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Carnegie Mellon University |
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Pittsburgh, PA 15213--3890 |
| Web |
http://www.curticmeyer.com |
| Email |
cme...@cmu.edu
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Education
| B.S. (Physics) |
1982 |
Oregon State University |
| B.S. (Mathematics) |
1982 |
Oregon State University |
| M.A. (Physics) |
1984 |
University of California, Berkeley |
| Ph.D. (Physics) |
1987 |
University of California, Berkeley |
Employment
| 1987-93 |
Research Associate |
University of Zuerich |
| 1993-97 |
Assitant Professor |
Carnegie Mellon |
| 1997-99 |
Associate Professor without tenure |
Carnegie Mellon |
| 1999-02 |
Associate Professor with tenure |
Carnegie Mellon |
| 2002-- |
Professor |
Carnegie Mellon |
Awards and Honors
| 1982-84 |
Graduate Fellowship in Physics (U.C.Berkeley) |
| 2004 |
Fellow of the American Physical Soceity |
| 2006 |
Julius Ashkin Teaching Award |
| 2008 |
Ryan Teaching Award |
Significant Activities
| 1999-00 |
Mainstreamed our new honors physics curriculum into |
| the standard freshman education. |
| 1999-07 |
GlueX Collaboration Deputy Spokesperson |
| 2002 |
Co-organized and hosted a workshop on partial wave analysis. |
| 2003 |
Co-organized a JLab workshop on Gluonic Excitations. |
| 2006 |
Vice Chair of the APS topical group on Hadronic Physics |
| 2007 |
Chair-elect of the APS topical group on Hadronic Physics |
| 2008 |
Chair of the APS topical group on Hadronic Physics |
| 2007- |
GlueX Collaboration Spokesperson |
| 2008 |
Co-organized the workshop on physics with photon beams |
| 2008 |
Co-organized the workshop on Lattice QCD and Experiment |
| 2009 |
Past Chair of the APS topical group on Hadronic Physics |
| 2009 |
Member of the program committee of the APS Division of Nuclear Physics |
Other Activities
| 1984- |
Member of the American Physical Soceity |
| 1994-99 |
Steering Committee, Crystal Barrel Collaboration |
| 1995- |
Member of the JLab CLAS Collaboration |
| 1998-2008 |
Chair of Graduate Admissions, CMU |
| 1999-2001 |
Jefferson Lab 12 GeV upgrade steering committee |
| 2001 |
NSAC Long Range Plan resolution committee |
| 2001-2003 |
Jefferson Lab Users Group Board of Directors |
| 2002 |
Editorial Committee, JLab 12GeV CDR |
| 2002 |
Stand-in member of the JLab PAC |
| 2004 |
Member of the NSAC subcommittee to compare RIA and GSI |
| 2004 |
Fellow of the American Physical Soceity |
| 2005 |
Member of the NSAC subcommittee to implement the Long Range Plan |
| 2006 |
Chair of an NSF Panel |
| 2007 |
Member of the NSAC Long Range Plan writing committee |
| 2008 |
Member of the NSAC subcommittee milestones |
| 2007 |
Member of the MCS Dean search committee |
| 2008 |
Member of the Physics Department Head Search Committee |
| 2008 |
Chair of the MCS Committee on Scientific Computing |
| Graduate Adviser |
Professor Kenneth Crowe (U.C. Berkeley) |
| Post Graduate Advisers |
Professor Claude Amsler (Univ. Zuerich) |
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Professor Peter Truoel (Univ. Zuerich) |
| Post. Doc. Supervision |
Dr. Dan Carman (1995-1997) |
| Prof. Paul Eugenio (1999-2002) |
| Dr. Joachim Kuhn (2002-2005) |
| Dr. Matt Bellis (2005-2008) |
| Dr. Yves van Haarlem (2007- ) |
| Dr. Mike Williams (2008-2009) |
| Graduate Student |
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| Thesis Supervision |
Rod McCrady (Ph.D. 1995) |
| Pavel Khaustov (Ph.D. 1997) |
| Zebulun Krahn (Ph.D. 2007) |
| Mike Williams (Ph.D. 2007) |
| Mike McCracken (Ph.D. 2008) |
| Biplab Dey (present) |
| Brian Vernarsky (present) |
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