Andrew Inglis

Results-driven company builder with forward-thinking approach centered on company success and competitive growth. Demonstrated record of success in building successful teams and managing profitable operations.

• Best new experimental device award, Science and Engineering Day, Boston University, 2009
• BU Physics Chairman's Book Prize, 2005
• USA Cycling All-American, 2002
• Standards Based Education Grant, Johns Hopkins University, 2001

• Inglis A, Rosenfeld E, Yellen M, Pade D, Damask S, Hazen E, Ahlen S, Tomita H, Hartwig Z, Glass-panel Li-6 neutron detector, IEEE Conference on Technologies for Homeland Security, 429-434, 2012
• Rocarro A, Tomita H, Ahlen S, Avery D, Inglis A, Otis K, Dujmic D, Dutta V, Fisher P, Henderson S, Kaboth A, Kohse G, Lanza R, Monroe J, Skvorodnev N, Vanderspek R, Wellenstein H, R. Yamamoto R, A Direction Sensitive Neutron Detector, Nuclear Instruments and Methods in Physics Research Section A, 608, 305-309, 2009
• Inglis A, Roe DL, Cruz L, Stanley HE, and Rosene DL, Urbanc B, Automated identification of neurons and their locations, Journal of Microscopy, 230, 339-352, 2008
• Cruz L, Roe DL, Urbanc B, Inglis A, Stanley HE, Rosene DL, Age-related reduction in microcolumnar structure correlates with cognitive decline in ventral but not dorsal area 46 of the rhesus monkey, Neuroscience, 158(4), 1509-20, 2008
• Cruz L, Urbanc B, Inglis A, Rosene DL, and Stanley HE, Generating a Model of the Three-dimensional Spatial Distribution of Neurons Using Density Maps, Neuroimage, 40, 1105-1115, 2008
• Inglis A, Scalable consensus driven document creation, http://darkmatter.bu.edu/ ainglis/dp2010Oct15.pdf