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Anna Llobet Megias, PhD
Anna Llobet Megias, PhD
Los Alamos National Laboratory - allobet@lanl.gov
Scientist at LANL: 2001- present
Shock Physics, Proton Radiography, Condensed Matter Physics, Magnetism, Neutron Scattering
LANL- Summer Physics Camp Lead: 2016-present
Post-doc Los Alamos National Laboratory, 2001-2003
phD Physics (2000): Universite Joseph Fourier (France) and Univ. Autonoma de Barcelona (Spain)
Degree in Physics by Universitat Autonoma de Barcelona (1996)
https://www.kunm.org/post/lets-talk-women-science-and-tech
Michelle Decroix
Michelle Decroix
Senior Engineer at Los Alamos National Laboratory
mdecroix@lanl.gov
My gift to you - a video created by my son, Keanu Pinner, about our island home. Many of these places are gone forever, due to the eruptions in 2018.
Pascale Creek Pinner, PhD, N.B.C.T.
Pascale Creek Pinner, PhD, N.B.C.T.
pascale.pinner@gmail.com
Secondary Science Educator
NGSS/STEM Professional Development Provider & Grant Writer
Hilo Intermediate School 1988-Present
Hilo Complex Area - Hawai'i
PhD - Education Administration & Teacher Leadership 2012
Albert Einstein Distinguished Educator Fellow 2018-2019
Hawaii State Teacher of the Year 2008
Presidential Award for Excellence in Science Teaching 2003
National Board Certified Teacher (NBCT) - Early Adolescent Science 2002-2022
Adrienne Vigil, PhD
Adrienne Vigil, PhD
Secondary Science Educator
Pojoaque Valley High School
av1@pvs.k12.nm.us
Laurie Waters, PhD
Laurie Waters, PhD
Experienced Physicist with a demonstrated history of working in the research industry. Skilled in Nuclear Physics, Physics, Radiation, Science, and Scientific Computing. Strong research professional with a Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) focused in Physics from State University of New York at Stony Brook.Additional interests include organizing workshops for young girls to introduce them to physics, particularly optics. She also collects, researches, and makes handmade lace, and is active in the community studying early photography techniques.
Retired Physicist from Los Alamos National Laboratory
lswaters619@comcast.net
Hubert Van Hecke, PhD
Hubert Van Hecke, PhD
Mr Science
Retired Physicist from Los Alamos National Laboratory
hubertvh@gmail.com
Johanna C Palmstrom, PhD
Johanna C Palmstrom, PhD
Physicist at Los Alamos National Laboratory
jpalmstrom@lanl.gov
Cassandra Casperson
Cassandra Casperson
HS & Special Programs Coordinator
casperson@lanl.gov
Sara Mason, PhD
Sara Mason, PhD
Quality assurance specialist at Los Alamos National Laboratory
smason@lanl.gov
Quality assurance specialist who applies research experience to implement data-driven approaches to business problems.
Draws on training as an academic linguist and educator with 7 years of classroom teaching experience to make technical topics accessible and engaging to varied audiences.
Vivien Zapft, PhD
Vivien Zapft, PhD
Physicist at Los Alamos National Laboratory
American Physical Society Fellow
vzapf@lanl.gov
Joan Lucas
Joan Lucas
Professor in the Computer Science department at University of New Mexico
joanmlucas@gmail.com
Matt Williams, PhD
Matt Williams, PhD
Physicist from Los Alamos National Laboratory
matthewwilliamsnm@gmail.com
Thomas Proffen, PhD
Thomas Proffen, PhD
Director Science Initiative High Performance Computing and Data Analytics
Director Science Initiative High Performance Computing and Data Analytics
Physicist at Oak Ridge National Laboratory
tproffen@ornl.gov
https://www.ornl.gov/staff-profile/thomas-e-proffen
Olivia Decroix
Olivia Decroix
Studies Engineering in Hawaii
odecroix@hawaii.edu
Natalie Auwles
Natalie Auwles
Adriana Reyes Newell
Adriana Reyes Newell
Reserach Technologist at Los Alamos National Laboratory
reyesnewell@lanl.gov
Asia (Joanna) Piotrowska
Asia (Joanna) Piotrowska
phD Candidate at University of Cambridge (UK)
jmp218@cam.ac.uk
Amy Tapia
Amy Tapia
Community Involvement Manager at Sandia National Laboratories
astapia@sandia.gov
https://www.sandia.gov/about/community/
Katie Schuman, PhD
Katie Schuman, PhD
Physicist from Oak Ridge National Laboratory
schumancd@ornl.gov
Josefina Salazar
Josefina Salazar
Administrator at the National Security Education Center at Los Alamos National Laboratory
josefina@lanl.gov
Janelle Vigil-Maestas
Janelle Vigil-Maestas
Education Coordinator Community Partnerships Office at Los Alamos National Laboratory
vigil-m@lanl.gov
https://www.lanl.gov/community/education/
Ellie Vigil
Ellie Vigil
Executive Administrator at the Engineering Institute at Los Alamos National Laboratory
ellie@lanl.gov
https://www.lanl.gov/projects/national-security-education-center/engineering/about-us/index.php
SENIOR ADVISORS
SENIOR ADVISORS
Scott Robbins, PhD
Scott Robbins, PhD
Since 2007 Scott has been serving as the Program Manager for the Student Programs Office at Los Alamos National Laboratory (LANL). In this capacity he supports students, mentors, and management to ensure the best outcomes for all stakeholders. Prior to this Scott worked at LANL and at Intel as a training and program evaluation specialist. As a Senior Training Specialist at LANL Scott provided specialized support in the areas of job analysis, training staff development, and training program evaluation. For over fifteen years Scott worked as a Nuclear Facility Training Coordinator, training program designer, and Team Leader in the realm of environment, safety and health training. He has taught college courses on training & human performance at both the undergraduate and graduate level. He has also provided training and evaluation consultant support for corporations and non-profit enterprises in Northern New Mexico. He earned his B.A. in Education from University of Montana, an M.S. in Instructional Technology from University of Oregon, and his Ph.D. in Organizational Learning and Program Evaluation from the University of New Mexico.
Program Manager of Los Alamos Student Programs
srobbins@lanl.gov
Alan Hurd, PhD
Alan Hurd, PhD
Materials physicist at Los Alamos National Laboratory where he expands academic collaborations through the National Security Education Center. In addition to working at Los Alamos, he has served in positions at Sandia National Laboratories and the U.S. Department of State.
NSEC/NMC Executive Advisor, Los Alamos National Laboratory
ajhurd@lanl.gov
Steve Buelow, PhD
Steve Buelow, PhD
Dr. Buelow is responsible for the leadership, management, and strategic direction of the organization. Before joining the New Mexico Consortium in 2012 as the Director of Laboratory Research, Dr. Buelow held research and management positions at Los Alamos National Laboratory (LANL). As Leader of the Energy Security Center, he worked with LANL line and program organizations to coordinate the development of LANL’s Energy Security Mission.
Dr. Buelow has degrees in Chemistry and Mathematics from the University of Wisconsin-La Crosse and in Physics and Chemical Physics from Harvard University. While at LANL, he initiated and led research projects in a wide range of technical areas including hydrothermal chemistry, high-resolution spectroscopy, and the measurement of ultra-fast dynamical processes. At LANL Dr. Buelow worked with more than seventy students and nearly two-dozen post-doctoral students and was recognized for excellence as a mentor.
Chief Executive Officer, New Mexico Consortium
buelow@newmexicoconsortium.org
https://newmexicoconsortium.org/about-nmc/management/
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