Ron Moore

Education:

B.S.  Physics and B.S. Mathematics, Penn State University, 1992
M.S.  Physics, University of Michigan, 1995
Ph.D. Physics, University of Michigan, 1997

Positions held:

Research Fellow, University of Michigan, 1997 - 2001
Associate Scientist, Fermilab, 2001 - 2006
Scientist I, Fermilab, 2006 - present

Research/Service:

As an undergraduate, I worked on pattern recognition and trigger simulations 
for a scintillating fiber tracker for the SDC detector at SSC.

My Ph.D. thesis work was a measurement of the charged-current structure in
tau decays using Z->tau+ tau- with the L3 detector at LEP.  I also helped
test and support the timing calibration electronics for the L3 endcap
muon chambers.

As a CDF post-doc, I led the production of the Run II TDC boards, designed 
electronics for the Level-1 muon trigger and wrote test and configuration 
software for those boards.

In June 2001, I joined the Fermilab Accelerator Division where I have been the
Tevatron Department Head since October 2005.  I also served stints as Deputy
Department Head, Deputy Run Coordinator and Run Coordinator.  In addition to
running the Tevatron, I remain an active member of the CDF Collaboration and 
am currently working on measurements of the B_c meson mass and lifetime.