dif@alumni.caltech.edu David I. Feinstein (503)706-4676; Portland, OR
application of sophisticated mathematics to adroitly formulated physical problems
Education
Ph.D. |
1986 1981 |
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graduate courses |
1980 1979 |
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B.S. with honor |
1979 1975 |
Professional Experience
present to 5/99 |
Analytic
Animations, (my contract consulting company) Problem formulation & algorithm development to date applied to chemical sensing, bioinformatics, and x-ray fluorescence spectroscopy. |
4/99 to 8/95 |
Micromonitors,
Bend, OR (high tech startup company; operation terminated
4/99) Chief Scientist Signal-processing for array of MIS (metal-insulator-semiconductor) sensors. |
8/95 to 11/87 |
The
Boeing Company, Bellevue,
WA Technical Lead Neural-Networks group & In-Process Drill Bit Monitoring group Synthesis and analysis of signal-processing algorithms. |
Student Work Experience
8/87 to 8/86 |
California
Institute of Technology, Dept. of Computer Science,
Pasadena, CA Post-Doctoral Research Fellow under Professor Carver Mead Continuum-limit analyses of analog-VLSI cochlear and retinal structures. |
6/84 to 9/82 |
California
Institute of Technology, Depts. of Physics, Biology &
Comp. Sci. Head Teaching Assistant for Computation & Neural Systems Course taught jointly by Professors Richard Feynman, John Hopfield, and Carver Mead |
Summer 83 |
IBM Thomas J. Watson Research
Center, Yorktown
Heights, NY Graduate-Student Intern under Dr. Scott Kirkpatrick (developer of "Metropolis Algorithm") Introduced Hopfield's energy functions into simulated annealing algorithms. |