Thomas Killian
- Born: August 4, 1905 (Schenectady, New York)
Education
Major Positions
- 1930–1932: Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Instructor in Physics
- 1932–1933: Barkon Tube Lighting Corporation, Physicist
- 1933–1939: Barkon Tube Lighting Corporation, Vice President and Director of Research
- 1934–1936: University of Seattle, Dean of Mathematics
- 1939–1941: Frink Corporation & Sterling Bronze Company, Director of Research
- 1941–1942: MIT Radiation Laboratory, Physicist
- 1946–1947: United States Navy, Head, Science Bureau, Office of Naval Research
- 1947–1952: United States Navy, Science Director, Office of Naval Research
- 1952–1954: United States Army, Chief Scientist, Office of Ordinance Research
- 1954–1956: Catholic University of America, Dean, School of Engineering and Architecture
- 1956–1962: United States Navy, Deputy Chief and Chief Scientist, Office of Naval Research
- 1962–1965: University of Seattle, Asssistant to the President for Science and Engineering
- 1965–1969: University of Portland, Dean, School of Engineering
- 1969–1975: Portland State University, Professor of Applied Science
- 1975–unknown: Portland State University, Emeritus Visiting Professor of Engineering and Applied Science
