Jack Alexander Simmons

Background

Simmons, Jack Alexander was born on August 12, 1934 in London. Son of Harry Simmons and Rosia Toronczyk.

Education

Bachelor of Science in Physics, University London, 1956. Master of Science in Radiation Physics, University London, 1958. Doctor of Philosophy in Radiation Physics, University London, 1960.

Career

Postdoctoral fellow, Johns Hopkins University, Baltimore, 1960-1962; radiation physicist, Medical Research Council, London, 1962-1965; radiation physicist, Gesellschaft für Strahlenforschung, Munich, 1969-1970; lecturer electronics, West Ham College Technology, London, 1966-1969; senior lecturer physics, Polytechnic Control London, 1970-1995; senior lecturer physics, Polytechnic Control London/U. Westminster, 1970-1995; professor radiation biophysics, U. Westminster, London, since 1995. Visiting expert Environmental Protection Agency, Washington, 1985-1986, International Atomic Energy Agency, Mexico City, 1994.

Achievements

• Jack Alexander Simmons has been listed as a noteworthy physics and electronics educator, researcher by Marquis Who's Who.

Membership

Justice of peace, Middlesex, England, since 1981. Honorary treasurer Local Community Organization, London, 1986-1993. Member Institute Physics, British Institute Radiology, New York Academy of Sciences, Association Polytechnic Teachers (founder, national chairman 1975-1976, 78-79).

Connections

Married Heather Eggins, February 1989.

Father:

Harry Simmons

Mother:

Rosia Toronczyk

Spouse:

Heather Eggins