Don Dick

Don Dick is a Senior Scientist at Savannah River National Laboratory, specializing in the development of methodologies to interdict nuclear and radioactive materials. Prior experience includes positions as a Postdoctoral Research Associate at TMAC Technologies, focusing on laser profilometry and database management, and a Research Assistant at the University of Texas at Dallas, conducting doctoral research on hydrogen depassivation lithography in collaboration with Zyvex Labs, LLC. Don Dick also served as a Teaching Assistant for various undergraduate and graduate physics courses, worked as an Embedded Systems Test Engineer at Ziosk, and was a Laboratory Research Assistant at the University of North Texas, researching hydrogen storage in carbon nanotubes. Additionally, experience in the United States Air Force as an Avionics Systems Technician contributes to a diverse technical background. Don Dick holds a PhD in Physics from The University of Texas at Dallas and a Bachelor's degree in Physics from the University of North Texas.