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%\section{Biographical Sketch}
%\label{sec:bios}

\begin{vitae}{Christopher L. Martin}{%
Oberlin College\\
Dept.~of Physics and Astronomy\\
110 N.~Professor St.\\
Oberlin, OH 44074\\
(440) 775-6730\\
\texttt{Chris.Martin@oberlin.edu}}

\begin{vitaesection}{Professional Preparation}
\item [1994] B.A., Physics, Chemical Physics, and Mathematics, Rice University
\item [1997] M.A., Physics, University of California, Santa Barbara
\item [1999] Ph.D, Physics, University of California, Santa Barbara
\item [1999--2002] Smithsonian Postdoctoral Fellow, Astrophysics, Smithsonian
  Astrophysical Observatory
\end{vitaesection}

\begin{vitaesection}{Appointments}
%\item [2007--] \textit{Principal Investigator}, Herschel Open Time Key Project, ``HIGGS: The Herschel Inner Galaxy Gas Survey''
\item [2004--] \textit{Asst.~Professor of Physics and Astronomy},
  Oberlin College
\item [2002--2004] \textit{Astronomer},
  Harvard-Smithsonian Center for Astrophysics
\item [1999--2002] \textit{Smithsonian Postdoctoral Fellow},
  Harvard-Smithsonian Center for Astrophysics
\item [2001 \& 2003] \textit{South Pole Station Science Leader}, NSF
  Office of Polar Programs
%\item [2000--2001] \textit{Instructor}, Astronomy Dept., Harvard University
\item [1997--1998] \textit{Lecturer}, Physics Dept., University of California, Santa Barbara
%\item [1996] \textit{Consultant}, Sandia National Lab
%\item [1995--1999] \textit{Graduate Student Researcher}, Physics Dept., University of California, Santa Barbara
%\item [1995--1996] \textit{Head Teaching Assistant}, Physics Dept., University of California, Santa Barbara
%\item [1994--1995] \textit{Teaching Assistant}, Physics Dept., University of California, Santa Barbara
\end{vitaesection}

% (i) 5 pubs most closely related to the project
% (ii) up to 5 other significant pubs
% must include all authors, article and journal title, vol, pg num, year, web address
% submitted is ok with expected date of pub

\input{chris.personal.bbl}

\begin{vitaesectionflushleft}{Examples of Synergistic Activities}
% can also include pedagogical innovations, development refinement of research tools, computation methodologies, databases, broadening participation of underrepresentative groups, service to sci community
\item By leading a group of international astrophysicists on a key project of the
 recently launched Herschel Space Observatory, I'm deeply involved in ensuring the 
success of a large compilicated mission.
\item By deeply involving undergraduate students in the day-to-day performance of
cutting edge research, I prepare them for graduate school and further professional 
careers.  A number of my undergraduates are listed as lead or co-authors on papers 
above and some have gone on to earn NSF Graduate Research Fellowships.
\item During 1999--2000 I mentored a high school teacher with the
  NSF's Teachers Experiencing Antarctica and the Arctic Program.  This
  relationship led to the development of antarctic astronomy
  curriculum material for high school students.
\item During 2000 I mentored an undergraduate from Berkeley as part of
  a NSF minority and women in the sciences research experience for
  undergraduates grant.  Under my supervision, the student built a
  component of the AST/RO telescope that was successfully installed.
\item While a graduate student, I designed and developed a web based
  system for pre-lecture quizzes.  This system was intended to improve
  student understanding of material in class and enhance classroom
  participation.  It was very successful and has become widely used
  at in multiple departments at UCSB.
\end{vitaesectionflushleft}

\begin{vitaesection}{Collaborators in past 48 months}
% must be in alpha order who are currently or have been collaborators
%  or co-authors on a project, book, article, report, abstract, or paper
  \begin{multicols}{2}
\item Ashley, M. (UNSW)
\item Atwood, J. (self-employed)
%\item Avery, S. (U. Colorado)
%\item Bally, J. (U. Colorado)
%\item Balm, S.~P. (Santa Monica College)
\item Bardin, J. (Caltech)
%\item Bania, T.~M. (Boston U.)
\item Breslauer, B. (Amazon)
\item Briguglio, R. (U.~Perugia)
\item Bolatto, A.~D. (Berkeley)
\item Burrows, S. (MPI Mainz)
%\item Chamberlin, R.~A. (Caltech)
\item Cui, X. (Nanjing Inst. Astro. Optics)
%\item Engargiola, G. (Berkeley)
\item Everett, J. (UNSW)
\item Feng, L. (Purple Mt. Obs.)
\item Golish, D. (TeraVision)
\item Harnett, J. (NRAO Green Bank)
\item Hu, J. (Natl. Astro. Obs. of China)
%\item Huang, M. (Boston U.)
%\item Ingalls, J.~G. (IPAC)
\item Jacobs, K. (U. K\"oln)
%\item Jackson, J.~M. (Boston U.)
\item Jiang, Z. (Natl. Astro. Obs. of China)
\item Jones, G. (CalTech)
%\item Kim S. (CfA)
%\item Kooi, J.~W. (Caltech)
\item Kulesa, C. (U. Arizona)
%\item Lane, A.~P. (CfA)
\item Lawrence, J. (UNSW)
\item Leppik, K. M. (Oberlin College)
\item Li, Y. (Polar Res. Inst. of China)
%\item Lo, K.-Y. (Taiwan)
\item Luong-Van, D. (UNSW)
%\item Marks, R.~D. (CfA)
%\item Mumma, D. (Lucent)
%\item Ojha, R. (CSIRO)
\item Qin, W. (Polar Res. Inst. of China)
\item Roberts, E. A. (Sust. Eco. Ent. of LA)
\item Schein, M. (U. Arizona)
\item Siegel, P. (CalTech)
\item Shang, Z. (Tianjin Normal Univ.)
%\item Schieder, R. (U. K\"oln)
\item Schlawin, E. (Cornell U.)
%\item Siebertz, O. (U. K\"oln)
%\item Staguhn, J. (NASA)
\item Stark, A. A. (CfA)
\item Storey, J. (UNSW)
%\item Stutzki, J. (U. K\"oln)
\item Sun, B. (Polar Res. Inst. of China)
%\item Tieftrunk, A. R. (U. K\"oln)
\item Tothill, N. F. H. (Univ. of Exeter)
\item Walker, C. K. (U. Arizona)
\item Weinreb, S. (CalTech)
%\item Walsh, W. M. (CfA)
%\item Wilson, R.~W. (CfA)
%\item Wright, G.~A. (Packetstorm)
\item Wang, L. (Texas A\&M)
%\item Xiao, K. (CfA)
\item Xu, Z. (Natl. Astro. Obs. of China)
\item Yan, J. (Purple Mt. Obs.)
\item Yang, H. (Polar Res. Inst. of China)
\item Yang, J. (Purple Mt. Obs.)
\item Yuan, X. (Nanjing Inst. Astro. Optics)
\item Zhang, X.-G. (Purple Mt. Obs.)
\item Zhu, Z. (Purple Mt. Obs.)
%\item Zimmermann, P. (Radiometer Physics)
%\item Zimmermann, R. (Radiometer Physics)
  \end{multicols}
\end{vitaesection}

\begin{multicols}{2}
\begin{vitaesection}{Postdoctoral Advisors}
  \item Antony A. Stark (CfA)
  \item Adair P. Lane (CfA)
\end{vitaesection}

\begin{vitaesection}{Graduate Advisors}
  \item Douglas J. Scalapino (UCSB)
  \item Robert L. Sugar (UCSB)
\end{vitaesection}
\end{multicols}

% Graduate and post-docs sponsored

%other personnel post-docs and other professionals may also submit if
%  merited by proposal.

\end{vitae}
