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Matches in DBpedia 2015-10 for { ?s ?p "Milton Dean Slaughter, known as M. D. Slaughter, M. Slaughter, or Milt Slaughter, is an American theoretical and phenomenological physicist and Visiting Professor of Physics at Florida International University. Slaughter was a Visiting Associate Professor of Physics in the Center for Theoretical Physics, University of Maryland, College Park while on Sabbatical from Los Alamos National Laboratory (LANL) of the University of California from 1984-1985. He is also Chair Emeritus and University Research Professor of Physics Emeritus at the University of New Orleans (UNO) (formerly known as Louisiana State University in New Orleans). Prior to joining UNO as Chair of the Physics Department, he was a Staff Physicist at the Los Alamos National Laboratory of the University of California Nuclear and Particle Physics Group of the Medium Energy Physics Division and Advanced Hadron Facility Beam Energy Group Member; The first (and only) African-American LANL Assistant Theoretical Division Leader for Administration; Affirmative Action Representative for the LANL Theoretical Division; LANL-Wide Historically Black Colleges and Universities Project Manager; Staff Physicist in the Detonation Theory and Applications Group of the Theoretical Division at LANL; and the first African-American postdoc in the LANL Elementary Particles and Field Theory Group. Before coming to LANL, Slaughter was the first African- American postdoc at the Center for Theoretical Physics, University of Maryland, College Park.In 1988, Slaughter was appointed by Nobel Laureate Abdus Salam as a member of the First Council of the Bouchet Institute/ICTP and also a member of its Executive Committee [Joint proposal by Professor Joseph Johnson and Dr.Jean-Pierre Ezin and Prof. Abdus Salam, organizers of the First E. Bouchet International Conference on Physics and Technology, held at the ICTP from 9–11 June 1988]. The Members of the First Council of the Bouchet Institute/ICTP were: USA: 1. Dr. Charles Brown (AT&T Labs, Georgia); 2. Dr. Anthony Johnson (AT&T Labs, Nev Jersey); 3. Professor Joseph Johnson (The City College, CUNY); 4. Professor Ronald Mickens (Atlanta University); 5. Dr. Milton Slaughter (Los Alamos National Laboratory). From Africa: 1. Professor Francis Allotey (U.S.T. Kumasy, Ghana); 2. Professor James Ezeilo (University of NIqerla, Nsukka); 3. Professor Jean-PIerre Ezln (UnIverslte Nationale du Benln,Cotonou); 4. Professor Mohamed H. A. Hassan (TWAS. Trieste, Italy); 5. Dr. Leonard Shayo (UnlversIty of Dar-es-Salaam, TanzanIa); and ICTP RepresentatIve Professor Gailleno Denardo. Executive Committee Members were: F. Allotey, G. Denardo, J.P. Ezin, A. Johnson, J. Johnson, L. Shayo, and M. Slaughter. The International Centre for Theoretical Physics (ICTP) is now known as the Abdus Salam International Centre for Theoretical Physics and the Bouchet Institute (EABI) is now known as EBASI. Later, Profs. Ronald Mickens, Sekazi Mtingwa, Kennedy J. Reed, and James C. Turner, Jr. were appointed as American Council Members while Prof. Aba Andam (first EBASI female Council Member) and Prof. Ahmadou Wagué were appointed as African Council Members."@en }

• Milton_Dean_Slaughter abstract "Milton Dean Slaughter, known as M. D. Slaughter, M. Slaughter, or Milt Slaughter, is an American theoretical and phenomenological physicist and Visiting Professor of Physics at Florida International University. Slaughter was a Visiting Associate Professor of Physics in the Center for Theoretical Physics, University of Maryland, College Park while on Sabbatical from Los Alamos National Laboratory (LANL) of the University of California from 1984-1985. He is also Chair Emeritus and University Research Professor of Physics Emeritus at the University of New Orleans (UNO) (formerly known as Louisiana State University in New Orleans). Prior to joining UNO as Chair of the Physics Department, he was a Staff Physicist at the Los Alamos National Laboratory of the University of California Nuclear and Particle Physics Group of the Medium Energy Physics Division and Advanced Hadron Facility Beam Energy Group Member; The first (and only) African-American LANL Assistant Theoretical Division Leader for Administration; Affirmative Action Representative for the LANL Theoretical Division; LANL-Wide Historically Black Colleges and Universities Project Manager; Staff Physicist in the Detonation Theory and Applications Group of the Theoretical Division at LANL; and the first African-American postdoc in the LANL Elementary Particles and Field Theory Group. Before coming to LANL, Slaughter was the first African- American postdoc at the Center for Theoretical Physics, University of Maryland, College Park.In 1988, Slaughter was appointed by Nobel Laureate Abdus Salam as a member of the First Council of the Bouchet Institute/ICTP and also a member of its Executive Committee [Joint proposal by Professor Joseph Johnson and Dr.Jean-Pierre Ezin and Prof. Abdus Salam, organizers of the First E. Bouchet International Conference on Physics and Technology, held at the ICTP from 9–11 June 1988]. The Members of the First Council of the Bouchet Institute/ICTP were: USA: 1. Dr. Charles Brown (AT&T Labs, Georgia); 2. Dr. Anthony Johnson (AT&T Labs, Nev Jersey); 3. Professor Joseph Johnson (The City College, CUNY); 4. Professor Ronald Mickens (Atlanta University); 5. Dr. Milton Slaughter (Los Alamos National Laboratory). From Africa: 1. Professor Francis Allotey (U.S.T. Kumasy, Ghana); 2. Professor James Ezeilo (University of NIqerla, Nsukka); 3. Professor Jean-PIerre Ezln (UnIverslte Nationale du Benln,Cotonou); 4. Professor Mohamed H. A. Hassan (TWAS. Trieste, Italy); 5. Dr. Leonard Shayo (UnlversIty of Dar-es-Salaam, TanzanIa); and ICTP RepresentatIve Professor Gailleno Denardo. Executive Committee Members were: F. Allotey, G. Denardo, J.P. Ezin, A. Johnson, J. Johnson, L. Shayo, and M. Slaughter. The International Centre for Theoretical Physics (ICTP) is now known as the Abdus Salam International Centre for Theoretical Physics and the Bouchet Institute (EABI) is now known as EBASI. Later, Profs. Ronald Mickens, Sekazi Mtingwa, Kennedy J. Reed, and James C. Turner, Jr. were appointed as American Council Members while Prof. Aba Andam (first EBASI female Council Member) and Prof. Ahmadou Wagué were appointed as African Council Members.".