Author: gerold daniels
Date: 16:14:47 01/18/05
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On January 18, 2005 at 18:29:46, chandler yergin wrote: >with this guy in 1998... > > >I'll take his answer over yours any day! > >"CHESS CANNOT BE SOLVED BY COMPUTERS!" > > >He's a Chess Player too.. > >Wanna Disagree? > > >Curriculum Vitae >THOMAS L. BOHAN, Ph.D., J.D. > > >EDUCATION > >ACADEMIC DEGREES > >J.D. Franklin Pierce Law Center, 1980 >Ph.D. College of Engineering, University of Illinois, 1968 >M.S. College of Engineering, University of Illinois, 1964 >B.S. University of Chicago, 1960 > > > >LEGAL EXPERIENCE AND PRACTICE > >1982-present Bohan, Mathers & Associates >Portland, Maine >(an intellectual property law firm) >1980-82 SUNENBLICK, FONTAINE, AND REBEN >Portland, Maine >1980 Law Office of STEPHEN TOBER, ESQ. >Portsmouth, New Hampshire > > >BAR MEMBERSHIPS > >Supreme Court of the United States (Admitted to practice, 1996) >Federal Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit (Admitted to practice, 1995) >Federal Court of Appeals for the First Circuit (Admitted to practice, 1992) >Federal District Court, District of Massachusetts (Admitted to practice, 1991) >Federal District Court, District of Maine (Admitted to practice, 1980) >Maine State Bar (Admitted to practice, 1980) >Massachusetts State Bar (Admitted to practice, 1980) >U.S. Patent & Trademark Office (Admitted to practice, 1980) > > > > >EXPERIENCE IN ENGINEERING AND SCIENCE > >1982-present DIRECTOR, MEDICAL & TECHNICAL CONSULTANTS, Portland, Maine: >Forensic science consultants. >1986-92 PARTNER, WBA, Portland, Maine: Safety consultants. >1975-82 FORENSIC CONSULTANT, part-time private practice, Maine and New >Hampshire. >1969-76 PROFESSOR OT PHYSICS, BOWDOIN COLLEGE, Brunswick, Maine >1972-74 VISITING PHYSICS PROFESSOR, SAN MARCOS UNIVERSITY, Lima, Peru >1972-74 VISITING PHYSICS PROFESSOR, CAYETANO HEREDIA MEDICAL SCHOOL, Lima, Peru >1962-69 COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING, UNIVERSITY OF ILLINOIS-URBANA > 1968-69 RESEARCH ASSOCIATE-SENIOR FACULTY, Physics Department/Materials >Research Laboratory > 1965-68 RESEARCH ASSISTANT/TEACHING ASSISTANT, Physics Department > 1962-65 RESEARCH ASSISTANT, Electrical Engineering Department/Semiconductor >Laboratory >1960-62 RESEARCH PHYSICIST, FANSTEEL METALLURGICAL CORP., North Chicago, >Illinois >1957-60 U.S. ARMY ENGINEERS COLD REGIONS RESEARCH AND ENGINEERING LABORATORY >(CRREL), Hanover, NH (Previously Snow, Ice, and Permafrost Research >Establishment (SIPRE) of Evanston, Illinois) > 1959-60 PROJECT DIRECTOR > 1957-59 TECHNICAL ASSISTANT >1957-59 TECHNICAL ASSISTANT, UNIVERSITY OF CHICAGO, Dept of Meteorology, >Electron Microscope Laboratory > > >Continuing Education > >Biomechanics of Impact Trauma, Association for the Advancement of Automotive >Medicine, Chicago, Illinois >Sensor Design For Automobile Air Bag Systems, Society of Automotive Engineers, >Troy, Michigan >EDC Simulations, University of Miami, Coral Gables, Florida >Photogrammetry Workshop, Dearborn, Michigan >Electrical Engineering Review Course, University of Southern Maine, Portland, >Maine >Use of Microcomputers in Accident Reconstruction, Northwestern University >Traffic Institute, Evanston, Illinois >Use of Photography in Accident Investigation, Northwestern University Traffic >Institute, Evanston, Illinois >Vehicular Homicide and DWI, Northwestern University Traffic Institute, Chicago, >Illinois >Advanced Study Institute on Paramagnetic Defects, NATO Advanced Study Institute >in Physics, Ghent, BELGIUM > > > >PUBLICATIONS > >Refereed Journal Articles > >"The Case Against Daubert: The New Scientific Evidence 'Standard' and the >Standards of the Several States", Thomas L. Bohan and Erik J. Heels, Journal of >Forensic Sciences, 40, 6, 1995. > >"Analysis of Low-Spin ESR Spectra of Ferric Heme Proteins: A Re-examination", >Thomas L. Bohan, Journal of Magnetic Resonance 26, 109 (1977). > >"Concentration-Dependent Orbach Relaxation Rates in Nd-Doped Lanthanum Mag- >nesium Nitrate", G.H. Cristea, T.L. Bohan, And H.J. Stapleton, Physical Review >B4, 2081 (1971). > >"Electron Paramagnetic Resonance Spectrum at 77 K of Lyophilized and Frozen >Solutions of Horse Heart Ferricytochrome c", R.A. Morton and T.L. Bohan, >Canadian Journal of Biochemistry 49, 328 (1971). > >"Temperature and Magnetic Field Dependence of the Spin-Lattice Relaxation Rates >for Er3+, Tb3+, and Pr3+ in Anhydrous LaCl3", Thomas L. Bohan and H.J. >Stapleton, Physical Review 183, 385 (1969). > >"Combined 3He Cryostat and Pulsed ESR Spectrometer", Thomas L. Bohan and H.J. >Stapleton, Review of Scientific Instruments 39, 1707 (1968). > >Newspaper Articles and Published Conference Proceedings > >"Computer-Generated Animations: Getting them in, Keeping them out", Thomas L. >Bohan, Maine LAWYERS REVIEW, June 7, 1995. > >"Forensic Scientific Evidence and Testimony in the Courtroom: American Academy >of Forensic Sciences, Plenary Session Proceedings, February 15, 1995", Stephen >A. Brunette, Bert Black, James E. Starrs, Cyril H. Wecht, Thomas L. Bohan, >William W. Schwarzer, Henry C. Lee, John J. Nordby, Shepards' Expert And >Scientific Evidence Quarterly, 2, No. 3, Winter 1995. > >"The Performance Audit: Minimizing Software Liability (Part II)", Thomas L. >Bohan, IDEA 29, 135-152 (1988), talk and discussion arising from my appearance >at a conference at MIT in January, 1988, and entitled LIABILITY FOR IMPERFECT >SOFTWARE. > >"EPR in Heme Proteins", Thomas L. Bohan, Proceedings of First Latin American >Symposium on Magnetic Resonance (1973), Universidad Nacional de Ing‚nier¡a, >Lima, PERU. > >Books and Book Contributions > >"The Intelligent Lawyer's Guide to Evaluating Accident Reconstructionists and >Forensic Experts", by Thomas L. Bohan, Chapter 10 of FORENSIC ACCIDENT >INVESTIGATION: Motor Vehicles -- 2, Lexis Law Publishing (formerly Michie), >Charlottesville, Virginia, 1997. > >FORENSIC ACCIDENT INVESTIGATION: Motor Vehicles -- 2, Thomas L. Bohan, editor, >Lexis Law Publishing (formerly Michie), Charlottesville, Virginia, 1997, 800 >pages. Volume 2 of a series of books on forensic science. > >"Computer-Generated Images (CGI): An Introduction to the use of Forensic >Animations and Simulations", by Thomas L. Bohan, Chapter 9 of FORENSIC ACCIDENT >INVESTIGATION: Motor Vehicles, Michie-Butterworth, Charlottesville, VA, 1995. > >FORENSIC ACCIDENT INVESTIGATION: Motor Vehicles, Thomas L. Bohan and Arthur C. >Damask, editors, Michie-Butterworth, Charlottesville, VA, 1995, 600 pages. >Volume 1 of a series of books on forensic science. > >"Computer-Aided Accident Reconstruction: Its Role in Court", Thomas L. Bohan, >SAE Paper 910370, prepared for the 1991 Annual Congress of SAE, Detroit, and >published in ACCIDENT RECONSTRUCTION: Technology and Animation, Society of >Automotive Engineers, Warrendale, PA, 1991. > >Talks Presented > >"Forensic Physics: What it is and how one prepares to do it.", Thomas L. Bohan, >delivered by Thomas L. Bohan, delivered at Carthage College, Kenosha, WI, March, >1998, under the auspices of the American Institute of Physics Speakers Program. > >"Daubert three years later: Does the bitter outweigh the sweet? Is there any >sweet?", Thomas L. Bohan and Erik J. Heels, delivered by Thomas L. Bohan, >February, 1997, at the 49th Annual Meeting of the American Academy of Forensic >Sciences, New York, NY. > >"The Forensic Investigator as Hero, as Goat: Richard P. Feynman's Challenger >Probe and Other Adventures and Misadventures in Accident Reconstruction", Thomas >L. Bohan, delivered at the FIFTH ANNUAL EXPERT WITNESS AND LITIGATION SEMINAR, >Hyannis, MA, June 20-21,1996. > >"The Use of Yaw Marks to Determine Speed: Police Reconstructionists vs Engineer >Reconstructionists", ibid. > >"Cornering Marks From Vehicles With Anti-Lock Brakes Applied: Will 'Critical >Speed' Calculations Mean Anything?", Thomas L. Bohan and Sgt. James Gassman of >the NH State Police, Delivered February, 1995, at the 47th Annual Meeting of >American Academy of Forensic Sciences, Seattle, WA. > >"The U.S. Supreme Court's New Scientific Evidence 'Standard' Every Judge a >Scientist", Thomas L. Bohan and Erik J. Heels, delivered February, 1994, at 46th >Annual Meeting of American Academy of Forensic Sciences, San Antonio, TX. > >"The Final Run of Bus #1000: Bizarre Mechanical Failure Passed on to Public as >Operator Heart Failure", Thomas L. Bohan, delivered February, 1992, at 44th >Annual Meeting of American Academy of Forensic Sciences, New Orleans LA. > >"Comments on why the question How Hard did it Hit? is usually unanswerable >without first answering the question How Long did it Hit? and a Couple of >Experimental Suggestions for Working around Operational Fracture-Force >Standards", Thomas L. Bohan, delivered February, 1992, at 44th Annual Meeting of >American Academy of Forensic Sciences, New Orleans, LA. > >"Field Test of Critical Speed Scuff Formula : Sideslip Initiation Speed as a >Function of Vehicle Trajectory and Steering Input", Thomas L. Bohan and Marshal >H. Paulo, delivered February, 1991, at 43rd Annual Meeting of American Academy >of Forensic Sciences, Anaheim, CA. > >"Misuse of Critical Speed Scuff Formula: Underlying Physics, Instructional >Roots, and Suggested Remedies", Thomas L. Bohan and Charles W. Smith, delivered >February, 1990, at 42nd Annual Meeting of American Academy of Forensic Sciences, >Cincinnati, OH. > >"Use of Cost-Benefit Analysis By Federal Agencies in Decisions involving >Morbidity and Mortality", Thomas L. Bohan, delivered February, 1978, at AAAS >Annual Meeting in Washington, DC. >In addition, the Bulletin of the American Physical Society (BAPS) has published >abstracts of talks I delivered at American Physical Society meetings 1968-1975. > > > >PROFESSIONAL HONORS AND GRANTS > > >Member-elect, Board of Directors, American Academy of Forensic Sciences, >1998-1999. > >Chairman, Engineering Science Section, American Academy of Forensic Sciences, >1997-1998. > >Secretary and Chairman-Elect of the Engineering Science Section of the American >Academy of Forensic Sciences, 1996-97 > >Chair of American Academy of Forensic Sciences National Membership Drive, >1995-98. > >Co-Chair of American Academy of Forensic Sciences National Membership Drive, >1994-95. > >Chair of the Intellectual Property Section of the Maine State Bar Association, >1994. > >Scientific Program Chair for the Engineering Sciences Section of American >Academy of Forensic Sciences, 1993. > >Law, Science and Technology Fellowships awarded by Franklin Pierce Law Center, >1977-79. > >Research grants from the American Heart Association to support biophysics >research of myself and my students, 1970-76. > >Two-year research grant from The Research Corporation to support physics >research of myself and my students, 1972-1974. > >Fulbright Professorships awarded by the U.S. Department of State, 1972 and 1973. > >Invitation to present to the 1st Latin American Symposium on Magnetic Resonance, >Chosica, PERU, 1973, a one-hour review on magnetic resonance studies of >biological molecules (q.v. supra) > >National Science Foundation/NATO grant to attend Advanced Study Institute on >Paramagnetic Defects, Ghent, BELGIUM, 1967. > >Texas Instruments Fellowship in Semiconductor Research, University of >Illinois-Urbana, 1965. > > > >MEMBERSHIPS IN PROFESSIONAL ORGANIZATIONS > >American Academy of Forensic Sciences (AAFS) 1989-present >American Association for the Advancement of Science (AAAS) 1968-present >American Chemical Society 1989-present >American Physical Society 1969-present >American Society of Testing and Materials (ASTM) 1990-present >Cumberland County (ME) Bar Association 1980-present >Maine State Bar Association 1980-present >Maine Trial Lawyers Association 1982-present >National Fire Protection Association (NFPA) 1985-present >National Association of Professional Accident Reconstruction Specialists >(NAPARS) 1989-present >Sigma Xi (National Honorary Scientific Fraternity) 1968-present >Society of Automotive Engineers (SAE) 1987-present >Southwestern Association of Technical Accident Investigators (SATAI) >1986-present > > >CONFERENCES AND PRESENTATIONS > > >1996 SUMMER MEETING OF THE MAINE STATE BAR ASSOCIATION, Phippsburg, Maine, June >14, 1996, Panelist on the program entitled "Internet Update: What Have You Done >for Me Lately?" > >FIFTH ANNUAL EXPERT WITNESS AND LITIGATION SEMINAR, Hyannis, MA, June 20 and 21, >1996. > >1996 ANNUAL MEETING OF THE MAINE STATE BAR ASSOCIATION, Bangor, Maine, January >26, 1996, Presentation: Computer Generated Forensic Movies: Are They Good? Are >They Too Good? to a session of the Continuing Judicial Education Program. > >EXPERT WITNESSES IN COMPLEX CASES: When only an expert will do, Maine State Bar >Association Seminar, Augusta, Maine, September 23, 1994. > >ANNUAL MEETING OF NORTHEASTERN ADJUSTORS OF FARM FAMILY INSURANCE COMPANY, >Augusta, Maine, August 8, 1994. > >48TH ANNUAL MEETING OF THE FOREST PRODUCTS SOCIETY, Portland, Maine, June, 1994. > >ACCIDENT RECONSTRUCTION SYMPOSIUM, Under Auspices of the New Hampshire >Department of Justice, Office of the Attorney General, Manchester, NH, >September, 1992. > >INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY SEMINARS: PATENT, COPYRIGHT & TRADEMARK, Under Auspices of >University of Southern Maine Continuing Business Education Program, Lewiston and >Portland, Maine, Spring, 1990. > >PUBLIC PARTICIPATION IN RISK MANAGEMENT: ETHICS, SCIENCE & LAW, Sponsored by the >Administrative Conference of the United States (ACUS), the NH Humanities >Council, and Franklin Pierce Law Center, Concord, NH, October, 1988. > >COMPUTER SOFTWARE LITIGATION: PHASE II, Session at Annual Meeting of American >Bar Association, Toronto, August, 1988. >PRODUCTS LIABILITY AND IMPERFECT SOFTWARE, Sponsored by Massachusetts Institute >of Technology and Franklin Pierce Law Center, Cambridge, MA January, 1988. >(supra) > >PREPARATION OF AN AUTOMOBILE ACCIDENT CASE WITH SPECIAL EMPHASIS ON ACCIDENT >RECONSTRUCTION, Sponsored by New Hampshire Trial Lawyers Association and >Franklin Pierce Law Center, Concord, NH, 1987. > >ACCIDENT RECONSTRUCTION SEMINAR, Sponsored and Organized by Medical & Technical >Consultants, Portland, Maine, 1986. > >SYMPOSIUM ON POLICE RADAR, Sponsored and Organized by Medical & Technical >Consultants, Portland, Maine, 1982. > >1ST LATIN AMERICAN SYMPOSIUM ON MAGNETIC RESONANCE, Chosica, PERU 1973. (q.v. >supra) > > > >OTHER PROFESSIONAL ACTIVITIES > > >MEMBER of ASTM Committee E30 on Forensic Science Investigation Standards and in >particular of Sub-committee E30.05 on Engineering Sciences Standards. > >TRANSLATOR of Russian Physics Articles for Plenum Press (1965-68). > >TEST WRITER for American College Testing (ACT)(1976-77). > >PAST MEMBER of American Meteorological Society and New York Academy of Sciences. > > > Bohan, Mathers & Associates, LLC, Portland, Maine > > >You also dispute Dr. John Nunn? > > >You're suckin Hind Tit here. > >STOP YOUR CRAP HYATT! > >Oh, also, an old 'friend' ??? > >Max Burkett, told me to tell you.. > >"Go Suck an EGG!", >and he said I could Quote him! > >Bye Bye... >CY all the degrees in the world will not help in this case. gerold.
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