Puerto Rico Nuclear Center Scientific Staff

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T h i s report was prepared a s an account of Government sponsored work. Neither the United States, nor the Commission, nor any person acting on behalf of t h e Commissidn: Makes any warranty or representation, express or implied, with respect to the accuracy, completeness, or usefulness of the information contained in this report, or that the u s e of any information, apparatus, method, or process disclosed i n this report may not infringe privately owned rights; or B. Assumes any liabilities wi+ respect to the use of,.or for damage resulting from the u s e any information, apparatus. .method, or process disclosed in this report. As used in the above,. "person acting on behalf of the Commission" includes any employee or contractor of t h e Commission to the extent that such employee or contractor prepays, handles or distributes, or provides a c c e s s to, any information pursuant to his employment or contract with the Commission.

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Neutron Diffraction Program and Inorganic Chemistry), Carnegie Institute of Technology, 1960. Mechanic Arts, University of Puerto Rico, 1952-53, 1954-55; Associate Engineer, Westinghouse Research Labo-ratories, Pennsylvania, Sunmter 1956; Consultant, Department of Cheniistry, CAMA, WR, Sumner 1958; Assistant Professor of Chemistry, CAMA, UPR and Head, Nuclear Science and Technology Division , Puerto Rico Nuclear Center, 1960-62; Visiting Research Associate, Solid State Group, Brookhaven National Laboratory, 1962; Associate Professor of Chemistry, CAMA, UPR, 1962-64; Director, Neutron Diffraction Program, m c , 1962-64; Associate Scientist, Neutron Diffraction Program, FlUiC, 1964 to present; Assistant t o the Dean of Studies i n Charge of Graduate Studies, CAMA, W, 1965 to present. Instructor of Chemistry, College of Agriculture a d Head, Reactor Division Associate Professor of Electrical Engineering FIELD: Nuclear Technology EDIJCATIOIJ: B. S. (Electrical Engineering), University of Puerto Rice, 1946; EXPERIENCE: Designer, Amador & KoUa, Carnuy, Puerto Rico, 1946; Instructor, Assistant Professor, Associate Professor of Electrical Eriineering, College of Agriculture & Xechanic Arts, University of herto Rico, 19% to present; Chief Scientist and Head, Reaccor Division, Puerto ECO!iuSlear Center, 1$i

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Radiotherapy 8~ Cancer Division Assistant Clinical Professor of Radiation ner a py FIELD: Radiotherapy and Cancer Autbnoma de Mexico, 1955; Diplomate American Boan Hospital de l a ' lhjer, " Mexico, D.F., 1955-56; Internship, New York City Hospital Elmhurst General, New York, 1956-57; Resident i n W i g - nant Diseases, The American Oncologic Hospital, Pniladelphia, %., 1957-59; Resident i n Radiotherapy-Roswell Park Memorial Institute, Stafp member at "Divisi6n de Cancerologfa Ginecolbgica, - therapy & Cancer Division, Puerto Rico Nuclear Center, 1960 t o present; Assistant Clinical Professor of Radiation Therapy, School of Medicine, University of Puerto Ricoj 1965 t o present. Brown Campos, Richard Assistant Professor of Mechanical Engineering FIELD: Nuclear Engineering 1953;'Reactor Supervisor Program, O a k Ridge National Laboratory, 1959; M.S. (Nuclear Technology), University of Puerto Rico, 1962. EXPERIENCE:. Field Engineer, Commonwealth Oil Refining, 1955; Field Engineer, Ponce Cement Corp., 1955; €'lap Superintendent, Puerto Rico Dehyd rating and Feed Corp,, 1955-56; Instructor, Physics Department, College of Agriculture & Mechanic Arts, University of Puerto Rico, 1956-58; Research Assistant, Research Associate, Associtite Scientist, Reactor Division, Puerto Rico Nuclear Center, 1958 t o present.

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Director, herto Rico Nuclear Center Professor of Pathology 1gU; M.D., University of Michigan, 1929; M.S., University of Michigan, 1931; Hon. Sc.D., Taylor University, 1953; Hon. Sc.D., University of EXE W ZENa : Instructor, Mathematics and physics, Taylor University, 19191920; Assistant i n Bacteriology, University of Michigan, 1922-26; Director, Public Health, South Haven, Michigan, 1926-28; Senior Instructor, Pathology, University of Michigan, 1929-32; Assistant Professor, Pathology, Univers it y of Michigan, 1933-37; Rockefeller Foundation's Yellow Fever Laboratory, Columbia, 1937-43; Director, Yellow Fever Institute, Lagos, Nigeria, West Africa, 1943-48; Biophysical Studies of Viruses, Rockefeller Foundat i o n LaboFatories, New York, 1949-51; Deputy Director, Division of Biology and Medicine, U. S. Atomic Energy Commission, 1951-52; Director, 1952-55; Director, Medical Education and Public Health, Rockefeller Foundation, 1955-59; Consultant on Nuclear Energy Affairs , 1959-60; Director, Puerto Rico Nuclear Center, July 1960 t o present"; General Advisory Cam it tee to the U.S. Atomic Energy Commission, May 1, 1964 t o present. -.- Radioisotope Applications Division FIELD: Radioisotopes i n Organic Chemistry Doctoral Fellowship, Chemistry Department, University of Colorado, sponsored by the National Research Council of Argentina. MFERIENCE: Research Associate, Research Laboratories of Atanor, S.A.M. , Argentina, 1949-52; Research Associate, Research Laboratories of W b b , Argentina, 1952-55; Chief, Organic Chemistry Laboratory, Atomic Energy Cormnission of Argentina, 1956-54; Associate Scientist, Radioisotope A p plications Division, Puerto Rico Nuclear Center, 1964 t o present.

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Chi riboga, J orge Assistant Director f o r Scientific Programs Puerto Rico Nuclear Center University of San Marcos, 1945; M.D.., University of San Marcos, 1948. B.S. , University of Sar Marcos, Lima, Peru, 1941; B.M., EXPERIENCE: Instructor in Pathology, Assistant Professor i n Pathology, School of Medicine, Lima, Peru, 1942-48; Research Associate, Public Health Minister, Lima, Peru, 1946-48; Fellowship of “Comisi6n de Cultura de la Re$blica Argentina, 1949-51; Fellowship of Biochemical Institute, Buenos Aires, Argentina, 1952-53; Head, Department of Biochemistry,’ School of Agriculture, La Molina, Lima, Peru, 1954-57; Head, Graduate Program, School of Agriculture, La Molina, Lima, Peru, 1956-57; Dean, School of Medicine, Arequipa, Peru, 1957-59; Associate Professor, University of Tennessee-Atomic Energy Commission Agricultural Research Laboratory, O a k : Ridge, Tennessee, 1959-65; Assistant Director f o r Scientific Programs, Puerto Rico Nucleaz Center, 1965 t o present. Associate Director, Puerto Rico Nuclear Center Professor of Physics EDUCATION: B.A. (Physics), University of Puerto Rico, 1931; Graduate work i n Physics including course on Radioactivity under Madame Curie, EX PER BN CE : Assistant Instructor, Physical Sciences, University of Puerto Rico, 1936; Instructor, Physical Sciences, UPR, 1937-39; Resident Fellow, Columbia University, 1939-40; Assistant Professor of Physics, UPR, 1940-44; Lecturer i n Physics, Co>umbia University, 1941-43; Associate Professor of Physics and Head, Department of Physics, UPR, 1944-47; Professor of physics and Head, Department of Physics, UPR, 1947-49; Research Associate, New York University, 1947-49; Professor of Physics and Dean, Faculty of General Studies, UPR, 1949-50; Professor of Physics and Director, Cosmic Ray Project, UPR, 1950-56; Visiting Professor, New York University, 1952-53; Head, Radioisotope Applications Division, Puerto Rico Nuclear Center, 1956-60; Professor of Physics, UPR, 1956 t o present; Associate Director, PRNC, 1960 t o present; Director, Solid State hy sics Project, PWC, 1$3 t o present.

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Clinical Associate i n Radiotherapy FIELD: Radiotherapy and Cancer s i t y of Michigan, 1958; Diplomate American Board of Radiology, 1964. Pre Medical College, University of hchigan, 1951-54; B.S. E3cpERIEIwsE: Internship, Blcdgett Memorial Hospital, Grand Rapids, Michigan, 1958-59; Residency "raining i n Radiology, Radiology Depatment, University of Michigan Medical Center, 1959-62; Commissioned Officer U.S.P.H.S., Surgeon, assigned as Sr. Investigator, Radiation Branch, National Cancer Institute, NIH, Fkthesda, Maryland, 1962-64; Associate Sien ti st, .Radiotherapy & Cancer Division Puerto Rico Nuclear Center, 1s4 t o present; Active Member (attencling) i n Radiotherapy Department, Associate i n Radiotherapy, School of Medicine, University of Puerto Health Ry sics Division Techniques Course, Oak Ridge Institute of Nuclear Studies, June 1957; M.S. (Nuclear Technology), University of Puerto Rico, ,1960; Summer Institute in Radiation Damage, University of Michigan, 1960. B.S. (Wysics), University of herto Rico, 1951; Radioisotope Rico Department of Health, 1951-52; mine e ring Department, Puerto Rico Telephone Company, 1952-53; Science and Mathematics Teacher, Baldorioty High SchooI, 1955'56; Statistician, Puerto Rico Department of Labor, 1956-57; Research Assistant, Radioisotope Applications Division, Puerto Rico Nuclear Center, 1957-58; Research Associate , Health Physics Division, Medical Records Librarian, Bureau of Cancer Contrbl, Puerto

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Drewry, George Earl Terre sni al Ecology Program - Part I %e for Teachers, Tennessee, Fellow, National Science Foundation, University of Texas, 1959-62; Technical Staff Assistant, Radio Television, The University of Texas, 1962-63; Research Associate, Terrestrial Ecology Program - Part I, Puerto Rico Nuclear Center, 1963-64; Associate Scientist, 'IErrestrial Ecology Program - Part I, Teaching Assistant, The University of Texas, 1957-59; Research Medical Sciences and Radiobiology Division EDUCATION: B.A. (Biology), College of New Rochelle, New York, 1958; sity of America, Washington, D.C., 1963. EXPERIENCE: Instructor of Biology, Microbiology, msi ology .at the Inter-American Universibj of Puerto Ftico, 1959-61; Research Assistant, Department-of Pathology, New York University Medical Center, New York, 1963-64; Research Associate, Medical Sciences and Radiobiology Division, herto Rico Nuclear Center, 1965 t o present.

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Head, Health physics Division Professor of Biology FIELD: Applied Health Physics, Genetics Missouri University, 1948; Radioisotope Techniques Institute, oak Ridge Institute of Nuclear Studies, 1957; Ph.D. (Genetics), Louisiana State University, 1958; Health physics Training, Oak Ridge National 1945-47; Assistant Professor, Associate Professor, Professor of Biology, College of Agriculture and Mechanic Arts, University bf Puerto Rico, 1948 Nuclear Center, 1958 t o present. Radiotherapy & Cancer Division (Bio-Statistics), University of Michigan, 1962. EXPERIENCE: Statistician I, Puerto Rico Planning Board, Surmner 1958; Instructor of Mathematics, University of Puerto Rico, 1959-60; Research Associate, Radiotherapy & Cancer Division, Puerto Rico Nuclear Center,

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Garcia de Quevedo, Josi L. Head, Nuclear Engineering Division Professor of Electrical Engineering FIELD: physics, Electrical Engineering EDUCATION: B. S. (Electrical Engineering), University of Puerto mco, 1939; Duke University, 1948; AEC-ASEE Summer Institute in Nuclear Engineering, Brookhaven, 19%; X-Ray Crystallography Course, UCLA, F a l l 1956; AEC-ASEE mer Institute in Reactor physics, Oak Ridge, 1957. EXPERIENCE: Instructor, Mathematics, Electrical Engineering, physics, College of Agriculture & Mechanic A r t s , University of Puerto Rico, 1940-45; Engineer, H o w a d 2. Foley’ s, Surrner 1942; Assistant Professor, Associate Professor, Electrical Engineering, CAVA, Urn, 1945-53; Head, Department of Electrical Engineering, CAMA, Urnx, 1949-56; Senior Physicist, Radiation, Inc., Summer 1952; Professor, Electrical 3ngineering, CAMA, UPR, 1953 t o present; Fkysicist on Microwave Spectroscopy, California Research Corp. , 1956-57; Head, Reactor Division, Puerto Rico Nuclear Center, 1957-60; Actir?g Director, PRNC, 1959-60; Associate Director, Mayaguez Campus, PRNC, 1960-63; H e a d , Nuclear Engineering Division, PRNC;- 1963 t o present. Deputy Director, Puerto Rico Nuclear Center Professor of Physics FIELD: Electrical Engineering Instructor and Research Associate on High Frequency Electrical Energy, University of Michigan, 1941-43; Civilian and Officer, High Frequency Fields and Nuclear Energy, Naval Ordnance Laboratory, 1943-45; Assistant Professor, Associate Professor, Professor and Chairman of Department of Nuclear Engineering, University of Michigan, 1946-61; Research Associate, Laboratory Supervisor, Assistant Director, Director, Michigan Memorial Phoenix Project on Peacetime Atomic Energy, 1946-61; Consultant to: Reactor Division and Remote Control Division, U.S. Atonic Energy Comission Office of Isotope Development, International CooDeration Administration, U.S. Department of State, Oak Ridge Institute of Nuclear Studies, and World Health Organization; Professor of Physics, University of Puerto Rico, 1 9 1 t o present; Deputy Director, Puerto Rico Nuclear Center, 19’31 t G preser.t. Detect0 Scales, 1936-37; General Switch Corporation, 1937-41;

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Nuclear Science & Technology Division Assistant Professor of Physics FIELD: Physics (Solid State) 1959; Pn.D., High Hons. (Solid State physics), University of Madiid, 1962; Winter Institute in Quantum Chemistry and Solid State physics and International Symposium on Atomic and Molecular Quantum Theory, University of Florida, 1962. EXPERIENCE: Assistant Professor, Associate Professor, University of Salamanca, 1959-61; Temporary Research Associate, "Consejo Superior fessor of Physics, College of Agriculture and Mechanic Arts, University of Puerto Rico, 1962 to present; Research Associate, Nuclear Science and Technoloar Division, Puerto Rico Nuclear Center, 1962 to present. Radioisotope Applications Division Associate Professor of Chemistry EXPERIENCE: Temporary Assistant Lecturer, University College, London, 1956-57;Post-Doctoral Fellow, Cornell University, 1958-59; Lecturer in Chemistry, University College of the West Indies, 1959-61;Assistant Professor, Associate Professor, Department of Chemistry, University of Puerto &coy 1962 to present; Associate Scientist ( A d Honorem) Radioisotope Applications Division, Puerto Rico Nuclear Center, 1952-65;Associate Scientist, Radioisotope Applications Division, PRNC, 1965 to present.

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lrizarry Rivera, Sergio Clinical Associate in Medicine FIELD: Internal Medicine B.S., University of Fuerto Mco, 1946; M.D., University of dent, Fajardo District Hospital, 1951-52; Physician, Health Centers at Rfo Grande, Vega Baja, Rinc6n, Corozal, Department of Health, 1952-53; Physician, Puerto FXco Cancer League, 1953-56; Radiotherapy Resident, Internal. Medicine in Cancer, Frances Iklafield Hospital, 1958-60;Clinical Associate in Medicine, University Hospital, 1960 to present, Assistant Attending, San Juan City Hospital, 1960 to present; Internist, Dr. 1. Gonz6lez Maxthez Oncologic Hospital, 1960 to present; Chief Scientist and Head, Clinical Applications Division, pUerto Rico Nuclear Center, 1960 to present. Acting Head, Neutron Diffractian Program Chemistry), purdue University, 1953; R.D. (Physical Chemistry), University of Connecticut, 1957. Assistant, University of Connecticut, 1953-56; Research Assistant in Crystallography, University of Connecticut, 1956-57;Research Associate and Visiting Associate Physicist, Pennsylvania State University and Brookhaven National Laboratory, Physics Department, 1957-59;Royal Norwegian Council for Scientific and Industrial Research Post-Doctoral Fellow, Institute for Atomenergi, Kjeller, Norway, 1959-60;Solid State Physicist, NASA, 1960-62; Research Associate, Professor of Chemistry, Georgia Institute of Technology, 1962-64;Chief Scientist and Acting Hed, Neutron Diffraction hogram, Puerto Rico Nuclfar Center, 1964 to present.

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FIELD: Radiation Genetics and Radiation Biology University of Minnesota, 1950. EXPERIENCE: Assistant Agronomist, Provincial Bureau of Agricultural Improvement in Szechwan; Instructor, Tsiqpukwan High,School; Head, Division of Farm Management and Rural Industry, Farmers Bank of China, China, 1938-44; Research Assistant, University of Minnesota, 1950-51; Research Fellow and Joint Project Leader, University of Minnesota, 19511961; Associate Scientist, Agricultural Bio-Sciences Division, Bert0 E-co Nuclear Center, 1961 to present. Clinical Applications Division FIELD: Nuclear Medicine and Endocrinology EDUCATION: B.S. , 1940; M.D., University of Buenos Aires, 1950; Graduate work in Endocrinology and Gynecology, 1950-54;Graduate Training in BioPhysics, 1954-56;Basic Radioisotope Techniques Course, National Atomic Energy Commission, Argentine, 1957; Basic Ra&oisotope Techniques Course and Clinical Applications of Radioisotapes Course, Puerto Rico Nuclear Center, 1959, under WHO sponsorship. Medical Practitioner, k s Heras Hospital, Buenos Aires, Argentina, 1947 to 1950; Visiting Doctor to the Italian Hospital, Buenos Aires, Argentina, 1949-54;Doctor in Medicine, Argentine Air Force Health Department, 19501960; Doctor in Medicine, Las Heras Hospital, 1950-60;Director, Radio1954-60;Ad Honorem Professor of Bio-Physics, Medical Science Faculty, University of Buenos Aires, Argentina, 1957-63;Endocrinologist, Clinic of Endocrinology and Metabolism, 1957-63;Director of the Radioisotope Department, Clinic of Endocrinology and Metabolism, 1958-63; Supervisor of Radioisotope Department, Argentine Institute of Diagnosis and Therapy, 1962-63;Associate Scientist, Clinical Applications Division, Puerto Rice Nuclear Center, 1963 to present. Professor of physics, Biology, and Mathematics, 1941-60;

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Head, Radiotherapy & Cancer Division Professor of Radiation Therapy FIEID: Radiation Therapy of Cancer School, 1 9 9 ; Basic Radioisotope Techniques Course, Oak Ridge Institute of Nuclear Studies, 1953; Fellcwship fram the National. Cancer Institute for the study of Radiation Therapy of Cancer, 1951-53, 1954-55; be rican Cancer Society Fellowship for the study of Radiation Therapy 5x1 hope, - 1953-54; Diplanate American Board of Radiology (Radiotherapy), May, 1955. of Medicine, 1950-51; Resident Radiation Therap Penrose Cancer Hospital, 1951-53; Residency i n Tumor Pathology (6 monthsyat Barnes Hospital i n Saint Louis; Fksidency i n Radiotherapy a t the "mor Institute in Seattle, ending June 1955; Director, Bureau of Cancer Control, Puerto MCOD e p a r t - ment of Health, 1955-65; Acting Director, Radiotherapy Deparbent of D r . I. Gonzklez Martinez Oncologic Hospital, 1955-58; Professor of Radiation Therapy, School of Medicine, University of Puerto Rico, 1958 t o present; Hospital, 1958 t o present; Chief Scientist and Head, Radiotherapy & Cancer Division, herto Rico Nuclear Center, 1958 t o present. Intern, Bayam& District Hospital, 1949-50; General Practice Associate Scientist If chemistry), Pennsylvania State University, 1960. t o 1953; …