Affordable Cleanup? Opportunities for Cost Reduction in the Decontamination and Decommissioning of the Nation's Uranium Enrichment Facilities (1996) / Chapter Skim
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D: BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCHES OF COMMITTEE MEMBERS AND STAFF
D: BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCHES OF COMMITTEE MEMBERS AND STAFF
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Dr. Stein currently chairs the Advisory Board of the Center for Nuclear Waste Regulatory Analysis, which advises the Nuclear Regulatory Commission on the nronn.ser1 Yllr.~.n Molint~in hiah_l^`rm1 HA;;, I
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His active professional activities include participation in the South Carolina Society of Professional Engineers, the Robotics and Remote Systems Division of the American Nuclear Society (past chair) , the Editorial Advisory Board for RadWaste Magazine, and the Waste Management External Advisory Committee and the Single-Shell Tank Retrieval Technology Pane} (organizer and chair)
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Frank Crimi is Director of Marketing for Lockheed Martin Environmental Systems and Lockheed Martin Environmental Systems and Technologies. He has been vice president, Nuclear Engineering Services, Waste Chem Corporation; manager of decommissioning services, General Electric Company; and manager of plant systems engineering, Advanced Reactor Systems at General Electric.
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He was vice president for transportation programs at Battelle Memorial Institute's Project Management Division and was responsible for initiating research programs dedicated to DOE in support of the National Radioactive Waste Transportation Program. He developed and directed the Transportation Management Certification Program for DOE Transportation Personnel and chaired the DOE/Association of American Railroad Emergency Response Planning Committee and the Nuclear Material Transportation Committee.
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She has undertaken numerous studies, on risk analysis in nuclear safety decisions; fire risks in oil refineries and the economic effects of camera monitoring; public risk assessments and safety regulations in the chemical industry; risk management for the space shuttle tiles; and risk management of offshore oil and gas facilities. She is a member of the NRC Marine Board, the Editorial Board on Reliability Engineering and System Safety, and the National Science Foundation Panel on Decision, Risk, and Management Science Program.
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reactor to defense materials production; directed development or comparative advanced conceptual designs, construction techniques, cost estimates, and schedules for the $6 million DOE New Production Reactor Study; was manager of Nuclear Fuel Cycle Economics; was Bechtel's technical manager for postaccident planning for the recovery of Three Mile Island Unit 2, including the testing of proposed decontamination techniques and removal of the damaged fuel; and was project engineer for the preliminary design of the Alabama Enrichment Plant, a $3 billion gaseous diffusion enrichment complex. He has recently written on reprocessing economics for the report of the NRC's Pane!
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Wilson Award from the American Institute of Chemical Engineers, and the Gano Dunn Medal from the Cooper Union for the Advancement of Science. His experience has been in nuclear fuel cycle processing, radioactive waste management, isotope separation, chemical aspects of nuclear reactors, and energy conversion.
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He has conducted research and published in the fields of environmental science, systems ecology, and the environmental and economic impacts of energy technology. He is currently on the editorial advisory boards of the International Journal of Environmental Engineering and Ecological Modeling, and the Journal of Ecological Economics.
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At the NRC he has staffed studies on research funding for the mathematical sciences; research opportunities in spatial statistics, biomedical imaging, computational chemistry, high-performance computing and communications, computational materials science, fossil energy, and probability and algorithms; and chemical options for treatment of radioactive wastes and related materials. After receiving bachelor's degrees in mathematics and materials science from Northwestern University in 1977, Dr.
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He has been a consultant to the United Nations and has participated in hearings of the World Council of Churches on nuclear energy. He has served as chair and member of many studies and committees to the government and research establishments and has led a large number of IAEA advisory missions on radioactive waste management to member states.
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