Clint Ausmus
About Clint Ausmus
Clint Ausmus is a Process Development Engineer at Oak Ridge National Laboratory, where he has worked since 1995. He specializes in technology development using Calutrons and plasma separators, contributing to medical radiotherapy and producing isotopically enriched products for various applications.
Work at Oak Ridge National Laboratory
Clint Ausmus has served as a Process Development Engineer at Oak Ridge National Laboratory since 1995. With nearly three decades of experience in this role, he has been instrumental in various technology development initiatives. His work focuses on the refinement of processes utilizing Manhattan Project era Calutrons and plasma separators, contributing to advancements in the field.
Education and Expertise
Clint Ausmus possesses extensive expertise in process development engineering, particularly in the area of isotopic enrichment. His background includes working with modern electromagnetic devices for enrichment operations, showcasing his technical knowledge and skills in handling isotopically enriched elements across approximately half of the periodic table.
Background in Isotopic Enrichment
Clint Ausmus has a significant background in the production of stable precursors for medical radiotherapy. His contributions extend to the fabrication of custom isotopically enriched products, which serve a variety of applications, including basic science research and homeland security. This diverse experience highlights his role in advancing scientific and safety initiatives.
Contributions to Technology Development
Throughout his career, Clint Ausmus has participated in the development and refinement of technologies related to isotopic enrichment. His involvement with Manhattan Project era Calutrons and plasma separators reflects a commitment to leveraging historical technologies for modern applications. His work aims to enhance the efficiency and effectiveness of isotopic production processes.