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Nadolink, Richard Hughes was born on February 13, 1943 in Worcester, Massachusetts, United States. Son of Louis and Evelyn Nadolink.
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Richard Hughes Nadolink, American Scientist. Recipient Navy Special Achievement awards in science Naval Underwater Systems Center, 1972, Distinguished Chair award in Science and engineering Naval Underwater Systems Center, David Bushnell award, 1989. Board of directors Newport Hospital Corporation, 1991. Member American Defense Preparedness Association (Millbury Massachusetts Man of Distinction 1991).
Education
Bachelor of Science in Physics, U. Massachusetts, 1965; Master of Science in Civil Engineering, University Massachusetts, 1967; Doctor of Philosophy in Engineering Physics, University of California, San Diego, 1986.
Career
Research assistant Civil Engineering Laboratory, U. Massachusetts, Amherst, 1965-1967; mechanic engineer, United States Naval Torpedo Station, Newport, Rhode Island, 1967-1975; head fluid mechanics branch, United States Naval Underwater Systems Center, Newport, 1975-1983; head weapon technical division, United States Naval Underwater Systems Center, Newport, 1983-1993; chair in hydrodynamics, United States Naval Underwater Systems Center, Newport, since 1987; director for science and technical, since 1993. Owner Neport Science and Engineering Company, Portsmouth, Rhode Island, since 1988.
Achievements
Membership
Board of directors Newport Hospital Corporation, 1991. Member American Defense Preparedness Association (Millbury Massachusetts Man of Distinction 1991).
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Married Janet Ann Stepenovitch, April 2, 1966. 1 child, Erik David.
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Roman Catholic
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Recipient Navy Special Achievement awards in science Naval Underwater Systems Center, 1972, Distinguished Chair award in Science and engineering Naval Underwater Systems Center, David Bushnell award, 1989.Recipient Navy Special Achievement awards in science Naval Underwater Systems Center, 1972, Distinguished Chair award in Science and engineering Naval Underwater Systems Center, David Bushnell award, 1989.