Lauren Callahan

National Security Analyst @Johns Hopkins Applied Physics Laboratory

Baltimore, MD, US
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WORK HISTORY

May 2024 — Present

National Security Analyst @Johns Hopkins Applied Physics Laboratory

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Laurel, MD, US

EDUCATION

2010 — 2014

Claremont McKenna College

Bachelor's Degree, Physics and Middle Eastern Studies, Dual Major

2006 — 2010

The Hockaday School of Dallas

High School Diploma

2017

University of Notre Dame

Doctor of Philosophy - Ph.D., Nuclear Physics

2017 — 2020

University of Notre Dame

Master of Science - M.S., Physics

SKILLS

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ABOUT LAUREN CALLAHAN

Dr. Lauren Callahan is a senior professional staff member in the National Security Analysis Department. Her work at APL includes research on planetary defense policy and strategy, nuclear hardness and survivability, wargame design and evaluation, arms control, and nuclear deterrence.Prior to joining APL, Dr. Callahan completed her Ph.D. in physics at the University of Notre Dame as an Arthur J. Schmitt Fellow, focusing on nuclear experimental physics. Her dissertation centered on the commissioning and experimental use of a new ionization chamber, MONICA, through six experimental runs employing four unique setups at the Nuclear Science Laboratory at Notre Dame and the ATLAS facility at Argonne National Laboratory. Her experimental results include a measurement of ³⁹Ar and the first detection of ⁴²Ar at ultra-low levels as part of a collaboration with the National Ignition Facility, as well as the first utilization of the Argonne Gas-Filled Analyzer for AMS.Before pursuing her doctorate, Dr. Callahan worked as a software engineer specializing in Salesforce-based solutions and as a technical consultant for Salesforce implementations.

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