The student holding the fast nanosecond neutron detector is Francis
Appiah. He has extended family in New York but his mother lives in Ghana,
West Africa. When Francis was in high school he lived in a palace of
an Ashanti King. |
That experience is perhaps why he is now the president of the African
Student Organization at CSUN. He is a precise and careful student as can
be seen because few are trusted by the Professor to hold the fragile and
expensive detectors. Upon graduation Mr. Appiah will continue graduate
studies and then return to Ghana to share his expertise with his ancient
home and fellow countrymen.. |
Try this for the Nuclear page ...an area that shows some student results of radiation measurements