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CLEO II.V HAS ACCUMULATED OVER 9 fb^-1!!

• On February 13th, 1999 at 2:11am, the CLEO II.V Detector crossed the 9.0 fb^-1 threshold.
• Here are some pictures of the Beer & Chips celebration in the CLEO counting room.

OUR BELOVED SVX DETECTOR HAS BEEN RETIRED!

• Here is a picture of Mark Palmer and I holding up the SVX clam-shells.
• Here is a close-up of one of the clam-shells.
• Here is a close-up of the other clam-shell.

My current status...

• I am employed as a research associate with the High Energy Physics group at the University of California at Santa Barbara.
  
  
• I am physically located at the Wilson Synchrotron Laboratory at Cornell University, home of the world-renowned CLEO II detector.
  
  
• I am the leader of the CLEO II.V Silicon Vertex Detector group.
  
  
• I am working on an analysis in the D⁰ system using the ever-growing CLEO II.V dataset (>9.0fb^-1).

Some links...