个人简介

EDUCATION Ph.D., Chemistry, University of British Columbia, Vancouver; M.S., Chemistry, California State University, Northridge, CA; B.A., University of California, San Diego, CA. AWARDS & HONORS Outstanding Research Award URI, May 2009 Invited witness, House Science & Technology Committee April 24, 2008 Saferstein Memorial Award Lecturer, Northwestern U. March 2005 Invited witness, House Subcommittee Homeland Security on HR3197, Dec. 14, 2005. National Academy of Science (NAS): National Research Council (NRC)--6 committees: Army’s Armor & Armaments (2009-2011) Navy Studies Board “Improvised Explosive Devices” (2005-2008) Manufacturing Board-advising US military “Advanced Energetic Materials Manufacture”(01-02) Military Science Board advising U.S Army--“Chemical Weapon Destruction” (Dec. 97-June 99). Chemistry Board advising ATF&Congress“Marking, Rendering Inert, & Licensing Explosives('96- '98) National Material Advisory Board advising FAA-- “Commercial Aviation Security” (Jan'95-98). Organizer & Chair in nat’l organizations (Gordon Research Conf. Energetic Materials 1994,96; Calorimetry Conf. 1991-94; Life-Cycles Energetic Materials 1993-98; NATAS 1992-96) Elected Fellow North American Thermal Analysis Society (NATAS); Sept. 1995. Vice-Chair of NMIMT Faculty Senate (1993-94) Chair of New Mexico section of the American Chemical Society ’88; education chair ’85 NMIMT corporate representative to American Assoc. of University Women ’93-85 Reviewer for the FBI, National Science Foundation (NSF), National Academy of Sciences (NAS) Naval Studies Board & National Research Council (NRC) & Department of Energy DOE review panel: "Low-Level Mixed Waste Cleanup"; June 1993, Feb. 1994, Ap 1994. "Recycle, Reuse, & Disposal of Materials DOE's Decontam. & Decommis. Act.;" Oct. '92. Interviewed: Chemistry & Engineering News, article-July 5, '93, p5; ACS journal; New York Times (7/25,8/7, 9/5, ); Business Week (8/12.); Expert Moderator for 10 Explosives 2001 Videotaped interview for national ACS TV news brief, Nov. 23, 1993 (aired Dec. '93). Good Morning America July 31, 96; Nat. Public Radio, Aug. 26,’ 96; CNN ,ABC Discover, Nov.17 1996. Newsmakers (Aug.4 96), Truman Taylor Show (Aug. 11'96), TV Ashia, TV Nippon (Aug. 1996); CBS 48 Hours Jan. 16, 1997; Script reviewer GRB Entertainment October 1997. Featured in Rhode Island Monthly, Sept, 2000 and in Providence Journal, May, 2000 Quoted-New York Times, Boston Globe, Baltimore Sun & appeared on ABC Nightline Aug. 11, 06. Listed Who's Who in Science & Engineering '92, '93; Who's Who Among America's Teacher's '94.

研究领域

Inorganic Chemistry

The chemistry of thermal decomposition of highly energetic materials is of primary interest to our research team. Among the materials studied are military explosives, such as nitramines, nitroarenes, and nitrate esters; improvised explosives, such as TATP and HMTD; energetic salts, such as ammonium nitrate and perchlorate; and reactive chemicals, such as peroxides, hydrazines, hydroxylamines. Research ranges from laboratory scale-studies determining reaction kinetics, identifying decomposition products, and developing analytical methods to modeling of results and full-scale detonation and cookoff testing. Laboratory scale work is primarily aimed at elucidating decomposition mechanisms and evaluating thermal stabilities. Full-scale tests are used to validate modeling and predictions based on small-scale work. Other research interests include development of better small-scale predictive tests, hazard analysis, explosive detection, and characterization and prevention of terrorist bombings. Our laboratory is equipped with a variety of chemical instrumentations: gas and liquid chromatrographs, mass spectrometers, NMR and microcalorimeters, and various commercial explosive detectors. The chemistry of thermal decomposition of highly energetic materials is of primary interest to our research team.

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Oxley, J.C.; Smith, J.L.; Naik, S. Determination of Urea Nitrate and Guanidine Nitrate Vapor Pressures by Isothermal Thermogravimetry Propellants, Explosives, Pyrotechnics In Press, Oxley, J.C.; Smith, J.L.; Bernier, E.T.; Sandstrom, F.W.; Weiss, G.G.; Recht, G.W.; Schatzer, D.S. Characterizing the Performance of Pipe Bombs In Press, Oxley, J.C.; Smith, J.L.; Kirschenbaum, L.; Marimganti, S.; Efremenko, I.; Zach, R; Zeiri, Y. Accumulation of Explosive in Hair Part 3: Binding Site Study In Press, Oxley, J.C.; Gregory, O.J.; Ghonem, H.; Platek, M.J.; Smith, J.L.; Downey, M.; Cummiskey, C.; Bernier, E.T. Microstructural characterization of Pipe Bomb Fragments Materials Characterization 2010, 61(3), 347-354 Oxley, J.C.; Gregory, O.; Platek, M. Characterization of Pipe Bomb Fragments using Optical Microscopy and Scanning Electron Microscopy Microscopy & Microanalysis 2010, Oxley, J.C.; Smith, J.L.; Luo, W.; Brady, J. Determining the Vapor Pressure of Diacetone Diperoxide (DADP) and Hexamethylene Triperoxide Diamine (HMTD) Propellants Explos. Pyrotech 2009, 34(6), 539-543 Oxley, J.C.; Smith, J.L.; Junqi, Y.; Moran, J. Hypergolic Reactions of TNT Propellants Explos. Pyrotech 2009, 34(5), 421-426