Brett V. Mauro, M.S.
Medical Physicist

Education

Master of Science in Mechanical Engineering
Georgia Institute of Technology

Master of Science in Physics
Georgia Institute of Technology

Bachelor of Science in Physics
Wake Forest University

Publications

B. V. Mauro, J. M. Catchart. Analysis of Visible Band Sensors for Personnel Detection. SPIE, 2004.

J. M. Catchart, R. Campbell, B. V. Mauro, S. Greenwood, R. D. Bock. Impact of Soil and Environmental Processes on Hyperspectral Infrared Signatures. SPIE, 2004.

Biography

Mr. Mauro has always had a deep interest in the evolution of emerging technologies. During his pursuit of a Master's degree in Physics at the Georgia Institute of Technology, he conducted research in atomic sputtering and thin film deposition, specifically investigating absorption of atoms onto a substrate and their interactions. Mr. Mauro also worked at the Georgia Tech Research Institute, where he participated in the design of a visible band sensor for personnel detection, one of the first of its kind. He then continued his education to earn a second Master's degree in Mechanical Engineering with a focus in atomic/molecular heat transfer, providing him with a diverse technical background for his current practice in medical physics.

Mr. Mauro is originally from Fairfield, Connecticut.