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Sandy Stake, President /
CEO
Alvin Snaper, PE.,
Chief Scientist
John Aguero,
Ph.D., Executive VP
Don Plote, VP Sales
Bryan Sorenson, VP Sales,
International & Governments
Karl Batzler - CIO
Jason Van Hovel - Director of Internet & Graphic
Design
Lyn Yaffe, M.D., Medical
Director
Dr. Gerald A. Smith
Mr. Terrill A. Smith
Louis De Leon, Corporate Counsel
Craig Crawford - VP
Technologies
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Dr. Gerald A.
Smith
Dr. Gerald A. Smith is
responsible for the development of the proprietary technology and is
AlertTech’s Chief Scientist. Dr. Smith received his B.A. in physics
(magna cum laude) from Miami University (Ohio) in 1957. He received
his M.S. (1958) and Ph.D. (1961) in physics at Yale University. He is
a second-generation graduate student of Nobel Laureate Enrico Fermi,
and spent his early post-doctoral years (1961-66) serving as Assistant
Professor under Nobel Laureate Luis Alvarez at the University of
California, Berkeley.
In 1968 he created a high-energy physics research program at Michigan
State University, where he was on the faculty until 1982. While on
leave he served as Associate Laboratory Director for High Energy
Physics at the Argonne National Laboratory (1978). In 1983 he became
Director of the Laboratory for Elementary Particle Science and Physics
Department Head at The Pennsylvania State University.
Dr. Smith was spokesperson for several major international
collaborations working at Brookhaven National Laboratory, CERN,
Fermilab and the Stanford Linear Accelerator Center. He has over 300
journal-refereed publications, 200 invited papers and lectures, and is
a Fellow of the American Physical Society. Dr. Smith oversaw the
development of two antiproton traps, the Mark I portable trap built
for the NASA Jet Propulsion Laboratory, and the High Performance
Antimatter Trap (HiPAT) for the NASA Marshall Space Flight Center. Dr.
Smith became Professor Emeritus from Penn State in 2000.
In 2001 Dr. Smith founded Positronics Research LLC (PRLLC), a small
business that develops high technology solutions to national security
and space systems.
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