My physics research has focused on the design and development of particle accelerators and detectors, including radio-frequency quadrupole accelerators (RFQs), non-scaling fixed-field alternating-gradient accelerators (ns-FFAGs), scintillation detectors, and ion mobility spectrometry detectors (IMS). My research has particularly focused on creating automated computer models to streamline the design process. The applications of the accelerators and detectors I have worked on include cancer therapy treatment using charged particle beams, and protection from explosives and chemical and biological weapons.
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