Robert Harr

Education:
B.S. Carnegie-Mellon University, 1984
M.S. University of California, Berkeley, 1987
Ph.D. University of California, Berkeley, 1990

Positions Held:
Associate Research Scientist, Yale University 1990 - 1994
Research Scientist, Yale University 1994 - 1995
Assistant Professor, Research, Wayne State University 1995 - 1996
Assistant Professor, Wayne State University 1996 - 2003
Associate Professor, Wayne State University 2003 - present

Awards:
SSC Fellow    1993 - 1994

Research:
MARK II at PEP and SLC   1985 - 1990
   - drift chamber vertex detector
   - tau lifetime

P238 at CERN SPPS   1990 - 1995
   - forward silicon vertex detector for B physics at hadron colliders
   - track and vertex reconstruction
   - pseudorapidity distribution of charged tracks in 630GeV pbarp
   collisions

Hadronic B Physics experiment design studies 1992 - 1995
   - studies for an SSC B Physics experiment

HERA-B   1995 - 2003
   - muon detector, front end and trigger electronics
   - J/psi production and rare charm decays

CDF   2001 - present
   - detector operations, MC production
   - heavy flavor physics, rare decays, Higgs search

CMS   2008 - present

Service:
HFAG Rare Decays subgroup convener 2005 - present
Member of the organizing committee for DPF 2009 at WSU in Detroit