Chris Russo
Chris Russo is the manager of laboratory operations at ZAPS Technologies where he has been employed for 4 years.
Prior to working for ZAPS he managed an isotope mass spectrometry facility for the University of Hawaii Geology Program.
Russo's education began at the University of Iowa where he earned a bachelor of science degree in geology before moving on to earn a masters degree in geology and a Ph.D in oceanography from Oregon State University where he specialized in ion-counting mass spectrometry techniques.
He was first introduced to the technology that will be discussed today while working with its' inventor, Dr. Gary Klinkhammer, at Oregon State University.
Contact Information: [email protected]; 541-207-1122
Chris Russo is the manager of laboratory operations at ZAPS Technologies where he has been employed for 4 years.
Prior to working for ZAPS he managed an isotope mass spectrometry facility for the University of Hawaii Geology Program.
Russo's education began at the University of Iowa where he earned a bachelor of science degree in geology before moving on to earn a masters degree in geology and a Ph.D in oceanography from Oregon State University where he specialized in ion-counting mass spectrometry techniques.
He was first introduced to the technology that will be discussed today while working with its' inventor, Dr. Gary Klinkhammer, at Oregon State University.
Contact Information: [email protected]; 541-207-1122
