Re: NATO "Science for peace" programm

[Brian Rees <brees@lanl.gov>]

Michael,

I belive that I am interested in collaborating for a program of
environmental monitoring of former uranium cycle sites.  I would of course
need to receive permission and approval from my present employer (Los
Alamos National Laboratory), and the Department of Energy, but I would not
expect that to be a great problem.  

I can send a current and more complete CV if that is needed.  Following is
a brief summary of my experiences relating to the work:

I am currently in Operational Health Physics at Los Alamos.  I am a
Certified Health Physicist as well as being a registered Radiation
Protection Technologist. 
I am co-developer of Radnet, an industry standard for monitoring radiation
detection equipment on an Ethernet network or the Internet.  
I worked for 3 1/2 years as the Health Physics Supervisor at the ARCO
Bluewater Mill near Grants New Mexico for their demolition and reclamation.
 It was a 5,000 acre site (I'm not sure of the conversion to Hectares)
with > 23 million cubic meters of contaminated soils and tailings.  This
was a project undertaken by the responsible company, not a US Government
controlled job - therefore we did good, cost-effective work on a tight time
schedule. 

Sincerely,
Brian Rees




 



At 08:05 AM 5/26/00 -0500, you wrote:
>Dear collegue,
>I am looking for partners for partitipation in colaboration for NATO
>"Science for peace"
>programm. I have preliminary agreement for participation from my collegs
>(ukrainian)
>from Dnepropetrovsk and Gheltye Vody.
>Some specialists from former Soviet Union countries could be involved also
>(Russia and Kirgzstan).
>
>Preliminary title of colaboration projekt is:
>" Research, development and application of system for radiological
>monitoring
>of environment concerning to used uranium cicle sites"
>Corresponding information about Programm itself could be obtained from site:
>http://nato.int/science
>
>Regards,
>
>Michael Buzinny, Ph.D.
>LSC and methodology group,
>Radioecology lab,
>Research Center for Radiation Medicine
>Academy of Medical  Sciences of Ukraine
>04050, Melnikova str.53, Kiev Ukraine
>tel: 380 44 2445874
>fax: 380 44 2137202
>home: 380 44 2661937
>E-mail:Buzinny@Bigfoot.com
>URL: http://BigFoot.com/~Buzinny
>
>
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