2 Curriculum vit

ity, which is operated by the Cornell Laboratory for Accelerator-Based Sciences and Education. My arrival coincided with a new era in CESR's history of providing colliding beams of elec-trons and positrons for high-statistics studies of electron-positron interactions. The CESR-c project extended such studies to the physics charm quark bound states. Operation of CESR as a charm factory began in 2003, following two years of accelerator R&D and installation work and continued through 2008. In 2008, the conversion of CESR to a test facility for linear collider damping rings began. At this writing, an extensive measurement program on electron cloud buildup, instabilities, mitigation techniques and on low-emittance optics development continues. The Operations group has also born responsibility for ongoing CHESS operations. In addition, the lab has undertaken design and development eorts with the goal of operating an Energy Recovery Linac (ERL) for X-ray science at Cornell. My contributions to these endeavors are listed below. Research Responsibilities The extent and variety of the CesrTA measurement program has made necessary an extensive modeling eort in order to understand the physics underlying these measurements. I have use