David M. Barnett, Ph.D.
Email: dmbarnett@mailaps.org |
1996- |
Independent Inventor, London, England. Hearing aid improvements; Novel aerodynamics and nanotechnology. |
1995- | Affiliate, Institute for
Advanced Physics, Colorado, USA. Physics outreach; Nonequilibrium Thermodynamics research; Climate change parameters |
2001-5 |
CEO Condor Development Corp. [dba Condor Mortgage Corp in Texas], Austin, Texas. Private real estate mortgage finance; engineering financial turnarounds. |
1996-2001 |
Director, Renewed Life Homes, Inc
and EPC Services, Inc,
Austin, Texas. Half-way housing for people recovering from substance abuse. |
1989-95 |
Research Assistant,
Institute for Fusion Studies, Austin, Texas.
Far from equilibrium statistical mechanics, plasma physics, Lyapunov Exponents of Many Body Systems. Visiting scientist to J.A.E.R.I. at Tokai-Mura, and Osaka University in Japan |
1988-9 |
Assistant Instructor,
Dept. Physics,
University of Texas at Austin. Taught Waves and Optics laboratory course. |
1988 |
Research Staff,
M.C.C.,
Austin Texas. Voltage Controlled Electron Beam Testing project. Made presentations of project research to shareholder companies in consortium. |
1987- |
Property Investor, Austin, Texas. Purchase, rehabilitation and management of residential properties for rent. |
1983-7 |
R & D contractor, Cambridge, England.
Designed and implemented the AMPLE computer music language, and contributed to cost-effective design of Music 5000 synthesiser for Hybrid Technology Ltd. Shadow Memory for the BBC Master series computer, Printer driver generator and software audits for Acorn Computer PLC. |
1983-7 |
Independent Inventor, Cambridge, England. Shadow Memory, British Patent No.2137382 licensed to Aries Computers, Ltd. |
1981-3 |
Programmes Developer,
ORT,
London, England. Wrote educational materials, gave teacher training seminars, installed computer classroom networks. |
1977-80 | Research Assistant,
Dept.
Chemical Physics,
Weizmann Institute of Science, Israel. Studied water structure around a protein using Monte Carlo simulation techniques Studied chemical physics of the binding of an enzyme and its substrate. Taught Computing for Chemists - postgraduate lecture course |
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