TIMOTHY W. KOETH
55 Sharon Road, Apartment B4, Robbinsville, New Jersey, 08691 (609) 208-0353
OBJECTIVE To
continue my education so as to maximize my careers contribution to Physics.
EDUCATION Rutgers
University - Rutgers College - New
Brunswick, New Jersey
B.S. in Physics, August 1997
EXPERIENCE Rutgers University, Department of Physics and Astronomy,
Piscataway, New Jersey
Junior Physicist, December 1998
Present
R&D of CVD Diamond particle detectors
Characterization of diamonds at FNAL and CERN test beams
LHCs CMS Si/diamond Forward Pixel Detector development
Design of test beam
Particle Detector Tracker Assembly
Rutgers University, Department of Physics and Astronomy, Piscataway, New
Jersey
Primary Designer (personal pursuit), January 1998 Present
Design, construction, and operation of 12-inch, 1-MeV research cyclotron
Studies of RF-beam loading effects, HOM RF BPM
Incorporation of cyclotron into upper level Modern Physics
Lab course
Fermi National Accelerator Laboratory, Batavia, Illinois
RF
Accelerator Engineer, March 1998
December 1998
Intricate system design decision responsibilities
Computer Aided Modeling of RF structures
Design and testing of Super Conducting RF Cavities
Overseer for industry component production
Rutgers University Radiation, Health and Safety Department, REHS
Piscataway, New Jersey
Assistant Health Physicist,
May 1997 March 1998
Internal inspection and enforcement of NRC and
NJDEP codes and regulations
Radiation Safety Training instructor
Design and construction of specialized radiation survey equipment
Maintenance and Calibration of all University radiological detection
equipment
Rutgers University, Department of Physics and Astronomy, Piscataway, New
Jersey
Student Research Assistant, September 1995 - May 1997
Senior student group leader of efforts to detect the Magnetic Monopole
Construction and repair of Particle Position Detector electronics at
Fermilab
All phases of production and implementation of thermal expansion
correction
monitor
for KTeV Drift Chambers
Calibration of amplifier system for a 180 element scintillation
detector array
Physics Department Electronics Shop, Serin Labs, Piscataway, New Jersey
Undergraduate Electronics Technician,
October 1994 - September 1995
Co-designer of power supplies for detector circuitry, FNAL and CEBAF
Testing, troubleshooting, and repair of detector electronics
SKILLS Skilled in electronics RF,
analog, and high voltage
CAD:Mechanical Ideas 2D drafting,
AutoCAD; Electronic - PADS
Computer code simulation URMEL Code
and P-SPICE
Proficient machinist
Posses FCC Extra Class amateur radio
license, N2LPN
PERSONAL President Emeritus and Tech-Advisor of Rutgers
Amateur Radio Club, WA2NPP
INTERESTS QuarkNET Program as well as general public science
education
Philosophy, Classical Music,
Outdoor Sports and Activities
DEVELOPMENT OF DIAMOND
TRACKING DETECTORS FOR HIGH LUMINOSITY EXPERIMENTS AT THE LHC.
By RD42 Collaboration (W. Adam et al.).
CERN-LHCC-2000-011, Jan 2000. 21pp.
PERFORMANCE OF IRRADIATED CVD
DIAMOND MICRO-STRIP SENSORS.
By RD42 Collaboration (w. Adam et al.)
CERN-EP-2000-115, Aug 2000. 9pp.
MICRO-STRIP SENSORS BASED ON
CVD DIAMOND.
By RD42 Collaboration (w. Adam et al.)
CERN-EP-2000-041, Mar 2000. 10pp.
SUPERCONDUCTING RF CAVITY R&D FOR A SEPARATED KAON BEAM AT
FERMILAB.
By T. Koeth, IEEE Proceedings of the 1999 Particle Accelerator Conference, p995
AN RF SEPARATED KAON
BEAM FROM THE MAIN INJECTOR : SUPERCONDUCTING
ASPECTS.
By J.D. Fuerst et al. FERMILAB-TM-2060, Nov 1998. 111pp
AN EXPERIMENTAL PROGRAM TO STUDY CP VIOLATION AND SEARCH FOR
CPT VIOLATION IN THE K(L) ---> K(S) SYSTEM.
By C. Bhat, et al. FERMILAB-P-0894, Apr 1998. 48pp.