Thomas Phillips

Education:
    - BS Stanford University, 1980
    - MSEE  Stanford University, 1980
    - MA Harvard University, 1982
    - PhD Harvard University, 1986

Positions held:
    - Laboratory Assistant, Fermilab, (1977, summer)
    - Research Assistant, SLAC Group C (1976-1980)
    - Graduate Student, Harvard University (1980-1986)
    - Research Associate, Harvard University (1986-1990)
    - Assistant Research Professor, Duke University (1990-1998)
    - Associate Research Professor, Duke University (1998-present)

Research Activities:
    My thesis research was on the HPW proton decay experiment, a small 
(by today's standards) water-Cerenkov detector.  Since that time I have 
worked primarily on CDF.  I lived in Batavia from 1986 until 1994, and I 
have been commuting from North Carolina since then.  On CDF, I have worked 
on gas calorimeters, the vertex TPC, and the Central Outer Tracker.  My 
research activities have included the W mass, W plus jets, and exotic 
physics including the CHAMPs search which is my current focus.