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Raymond L. Murray
Dr. Raymond L. Murray is emeritus professor at North Carolina State University. He received degrees in science education and physics at the University of Nebraska and in physics at the University of Tennessee. He was an active faculty member in the Departments of Physics and Nuclear Engineering for 30 years, with teaching and research mainly in reactor analysis. He is a fellow of the American Nuclear Society and recipient of the Arthur Holly Compton Award. Dr. Murray is the author of several books: Introduction to Nuclear Engineering (1954, 1961), Nuclear Reactor Physics (1957), Physics: Concepts and Consequences (1970), Nuclear Energy (1975, 1980), and Understanding Radioactive Waste (1982, 1983). He is currently a consultant to Duke Power on nuclear safety and to Bechtel on criticality prevention at Three Mile Island Unit 2.