James Allmond

Bio

Conduct both experimental (Coulomb excitation, transfer, and decay) and theoretical (triaxial rotor, shape coexistence, and algebraic models) research in low-energy nuclear structure with emphasis on shapes, pairing, and single-particle evolution of stable and exotic nuclei. 

Perform coincidence spectroscopy and pulse-shape discrimination techniques on large, segmented detector arrays, e.g., Si, CsI, GAGG, and HPGe. PI of CLARION2-TRINITY detector array and Project Manager of the FRIB Decay Station initiator (FDSi).

Professional Experience

staff scientist at ORNL, 2014-present

postdoc at ORNL, 2010-2014

postdoc at U. of Richmond / LBNL, 2007-2010

Education

Ph.D. 2007, Georgia Institute of Technology, John L. Wood advisor.
 

Publications