Timothy J. Ross

UNM
Civil Engineering

 

UNM
Civil Engineering

 

PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE

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   1999-Present:   Faculty Affiliate, Los Alamos National Laboratory

     2001-2002:       Sabbatical Leave, Fulbright Scholar, University of Calgary, 
                              Visiting Professor, Calgary, Alberta, Canada

     1994-Present:    Professor and Regents' Lecturer, University of New Mexico, 
                              Albuquerque,NM

     1994-1997:       Visiting Senior Fellow, US Army Environmental Policy Institute,
                              Sabbatical Leave(1994-95),Georgia Institute of Technology,Atlanta,GA

     1987-1994:       Associate Professor, University of New Mexico, Albuquerque, 
                              NM Granted Tenure, June 1993.

     1978-1986:       Senior Research Structural Engineer, Phillips Lab, Albuquerque,NM
     
     Managed quarter-million-dollar per year Air Force Office of Scientific 
     Research(AFOSR) basic research program in mechanics, failure and constitutive
     theories.

     Conducted research for AFOSR in: stochastic failure, expert systems,
     fuzzy logic Developed programs in materials, expert systems and artificial 
     intelligence 

     Directed multimillion-dollar research program in structural fragility 
     
     Reviewed, selected and awarded R&D research efforts 

     Consulted for the Defense Meteorological Satellite Program Advised the CIA, DIA, 
     and other Defense organizations
     
     Graduate Student Research Advisor, Washington State University 
     
     1973-1978: Vulnerability Engineer, Defense Intelligence Agency,Washington, DC 
     
                Developed and used finite element, finite difference codes 
     
                Developed and used graphics processing computer codes 
     
                Analyzed complex foreign structure survivability
     
                Co-managed research programs with the Army and DNA
     
                Briefed Secretary of Defense level politicians and high-ranking 
                Pentagon officials on foreign technical capabilities