Robert Brophy Minogue

Background

Minogue, Robert Brophy was born on January 31, 1928 in Covington, Kentucky, United States. Son of Joseph and Catherine Ann (Brophy) Minogue.

Education

Bachelor of Science, Thomas More College, 1949; Master of Sciences, University Cincinnati, 1951; graduate, Oak Ridge School Reactor Technology, 1952.

Career

Nuclear engineer, then head nuclear technical section naval reactors branch, Atomic Energy Commission, Washington, 1952-1956; head research reactor design and enngring., then head nuclear power plant engineering section, General Atomic division General dynamics corporation, 1957-1967; chief special projects branch division reactor standards, Atomic Energy Commission, Washington, 1967-1972; assistant director, then deputy director regulatory standards, Atomic Energy Commission, Washington, 1972-1974; director office standards development, Nuclear Regulatory Commission, Washington, 1975-1980; director office research, Nuclear Regulatory Commission, Washington, 1980-1986; private practice, Temecula, California, since 1986. United States member senior advisory group Safety Standards International Atomic Energy Agency, 1974-1986. Member Committee onInteragy.

Radiation Research and Policy Coordination, 1982-1986.

Achievements

• Robert Brophy Minogue has been listed as a noteworthy nuclear engineer by Marquis Who's Who.

Membership

Served with Army of the United States, 1946-1948. Member American Society for Testing and Materials (director 1975-1976, 77-80).

Connections

Married Marie Joan Clarke, June 12, 1954. Children: Patrick, Margaret, Marie, Francis.

Father:

Joseph Minogue

Mother:

Catherine Ann (Brophy) Minogue

Spouse:

Marie Joan Clarke

child:

Patrick Minogue

child:

Francis Minogue

child:

Marie Minogue

child:

Margaret Minogue