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Professor Emeritus James A. (Alex) Carruthers dies
| Professor Emeritus James A. Carruthers died Nov. 12 at age 88. He taught at the Electrical Engineering Department from 1965-1986. As part of the EE's Quantum Electronics and Optics Group, Carruthers researched laser isotope separation, miniature high-pressure gas lasers, pulse propagation and hybrid electric cars. Carruthers received his Ph.D. from McGill University, Montreal, Quebec in 1949, served as scientist and section head, Atomic Defense, Defense Research Board of Canada, 1951-59, and then worked with the British government's team to develop atomic capability. He served as Physics professor at McGill University, 1959-62; research scientist at Honeywell Aerospace, Minneapolis, 1962-64; and professor of Electrical Engineering at the University of Minnesota, Minneapolis until he retired in 1986. |
Daniel Sun (MSEE'93), owner of Sun-Net Consulting, dies
| Daniel Sun, owner of Sun-Net, Consulting of San Jose, Calif., died of liver cancer. He is survived by his wife, Helen Hu (MSEE '94), and a daughter, Joanna. Daniel and Helen worked for Siemens after graduating from the University of Minnesota and then moved to California where they both worked for ABB in Santa Clara and eventually started Sun-Net Consulting, a leader in the field of outage scheduling and leading supplier of transmission outage applications software.
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