George's Resume

George Reading Henry,  Consultant

                    Email: grhenry(atsign)sbcglobal.net             322 View Street             

                     650 691 0458 voice                        Mountain View CA 94041       

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Education:

Ph.D. in Physics          Princeton University 1963; Thesis: Measurement of the g-factor Anomaly of the Positive Muon (experimental work done at the University of California, Berkeley).

B.S. in Physics            MIT 1959; Thesis: Isotope Shift in the Hyperfine Structure of Indium.

Experience:

Dec 01- present           Consultant, physics and mechanical engineering

Sept 01 - Dec 01            Lecturer on physics, at Cal Poly, San Luis Obispo, teaching “General Physics with Calculus”.

Mar 00 – Aug 01            Rainfinity (software: “Rocket Science for the Internet”); teaching theory and use of our web-infrastructure products.

Nov 87 – Mar 00            Rasna Corp. (mechanical engineering software); co-founder. Over a dozen years, worked in most areas of the firm: software development, marketing, sales, consulting, training, and QA. Rasna merged with PTC (mechanical engineering software)  in August 1995;  Rasna was valued at $240 million,.

June 70 – Nov 87            IBM Research Division; staff member and manager. Research in magnetic domain wall structure and dynamics, holographic measurement methods, magnetic bubbles, quantum-tunneling microscopy, and simulation of computer systems and performance.

June 67 – June 70            Stanford University; asst. professor of physics. Taught thermodynamics, theory of nuclear matter, and classical electrodynamics. Research in elementary particle theory, nuclear theory, and thermodynamics.

July 65 – June 67            Harvard University; lecturer on physics. Taught “physics for poets and pre-meds”. Research in elementary particle theory, largely quantum electrodynamics.

June 63 – June 65            CERN (European Organization for Nuclear Research); post-doc. Initially collaborated in measuring the polarization of electrons from muon decay. Next joined the Theory Division, computing meson production rates by neutrino beams.

General:

Computer use:        Fortran, Pascal, APL, C, TCP/IP protocols, real-time device control and data                               acquisition.

Languages:             Fluent in French; and, in a pinch, useable Spanish, German, and Russian; some Mandarin and Japanese.

Publications:            About three dozen; on request