Education:
University of
Minnesota, Dept. of Geology and
Geophysics, Minneapolis,
USA, geophysics, 1998 Ph.D.
University of
Minnesota, Dept. of Geology and
Geophysics, Minneapolis,
USA, geophysics, 1994 M.S.
Charles' University,
School of Math and Physics, Department of Geophysics and
Meteorology, Prague, Czech
Republic, Geophysics, 1989 RNDr (RNDr - Rerum Naturalium Doctoris
corresponds
to M. S)
High School
Gymnazium of Joseph Jungmann, Litomerice, Czech Republic, Natural
sciences,
1983,High school graduate
WORK HISTORY:
Jan 1987-June 1991: Charles' University: Dept of geophysics and
meteorology,
Prague, Czech Republic, Prof. Karel Pec, CSc, Research/Teaching
assistant,
moved to Minnesota, started M.S.
Sep 1991-Sep 1994: University of Minnesota: Dept of geology and
geophysics,
Minneapolis, USA, Professor Subir K Banerjee Ph.D., Teaching/Research
assistant,
started Ph.D. with James H. Stout
Sep 1994-Sep 1998: University of Minnesota: Dept of geology and
geophysics,
Minneapolis, USA, Professor James H. Stout Ph.D., Teaching/Research
assistant,
moved to Maryland
Oct 1998-Oct 2000: National Research Council, Washington DC /
NASAís
Goddard Space Flight Center, Greenbelt MD, Patrick Taylor Ph.D.:
Postdoctoral
Research Associate / satellite magnetic anomalies, contract
ends
Oct 2000-Mar 2002: Catholic University of America, Department of
Chemistry,
Washington DC / NASAís Goddard Space Flight Center, Greenbelt
MD, Mario
Acuna Ph.D. / Peter Wasilewski Ph.D.: Research Associate / martian
magnetic anomalies and Eros asteroid, contract ends
Feb 2002-Jul 2002: Montgomery College, Department of Physics: Takoma
Park, Maryland, Sue Thornton Ph.D. Physics Lecturer, contract ends
Apr 2002-Jan 2003: Howard University, Department of Physics, Washington
DC / NASA's Goddard Space Flight Center, Greenbelt MD, Peter J.
Wasilewski
Ph.D.: Postdoctoral Research Associate / meteorite magnetism
and magnetism of terrestrial impact craters
Jan 2003- July 2003: Delaware University, Bartol Research Institute,
Newark / NASAís Goddard Space Flight Center, Greenbelt MD, Prof.
Norman
Ness, Ph.D.: Research Scholar /Martian magnetism near large
impact craters
May 2003-April 2005: Catholic University of America, Department of
physics,
Washington DC / NASAís Goddard Space Flight Center, Greenbelt
MD, Peter
J. Wasilewski Ph.D.: Assistant Professor / annalist of magnetic
properties
of microshutters for New Generation Space Telescope
Jan 2003 - Jan 2006: Research in Rock Magnetism related to
paleostratigraphy, Institute of Geology, Czech Republic, Petr Pruner,
Ph.D., Research fellow
May 2004-April 2006: Catholic University of America, Department of
physics,
Washington DC / NASAís Goddard Space Flight Center, Greenbelt
MD, Todd T. King Ph.D.: Research Professor / Cryogenic testing
of microshutters for New Generation Space Telescope
Grants and Contracts
(Nov 1 2004-Oct 31
2006) NASA NNG05GA35G: Mechanical performance of Magnetically-Actuated
Microshutter Arrays for the James
Web
Space Telescope, via
Catholic University of America
(May 1 2004-April 30
2006) NASA
NNG04GH77A: Cryogenic testing of
Micro Shutters
for James Web
Space Telescope , via
Catholic University of America
(May 1 2003-April 30 2005) NASA NAG5 - 13405: Magnetic
Characterization of Micro Shutters for James Web Space Telescope , via
Catholic University of America
(Apr 1 2002-May 14 2003) NASA NAG5 - 12110: Magnetic Properties of
Primitive Chondrites, via Howard University
(Nov 1 2001-March 31, 2002) NASA NCC5-452, Paleomagnetism of Mars, via
Catholic University of America
(Nov 1 2000-Oct 31 2001) NASA NCC5-452, Mars Global Surveyor Magnetic
Data Analysis, via Catholic University of America
(Nov 1 1998-Oct 31 2000) Solid Earth and Natural Hazards: SENH 98-0134:
Geological Interpretation of Satellite-Altitude Crustal Magnetic
Anomaly Data, via National Research Council of America
Memberships:
2005-today Supercentenarian Research Foundation