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Dr. Steven Grimes, a distinguished professor emeritus at Ohio University, is highly regarded for his expertise in nuclear astrophysics research and academia. Holding emeritus status at the university since 2007, he previously served as a physics professor, researcher and director of the university’s Edwards Accelerator Laboratory. Likewise, Dr. Grimes continues to serve as a consultant for the Los Alamos National Laboratory and the Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory, serving the latter as a physicist and postdoctoral fellow earlier in his career. Moreover, he is a former visiting professor at the University of Kentucky. Throughout his career, Dr. Grimes was an editor for “Moment Methods” and “Neutron-Nucleus Collisions” and maintains membership with Sigma Xi and the American Physical Society as an elected fellow, underscoring his dedication to his profession. Dr. Grimes holds a Bachelor of Science from Stanford University and a Master of Science and a Doctor of Philosophy from the University of Wisconsin. To attest to his success, he was named a Distinguished Professor and Outstanding Referee in 2001 and 2008, respectively. Looking toward the future, Dr. Grimes endeavors to continue thriving in his role as an emeritus professor and consultant.