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Lawrence H. O'Neill was, in 1968, Professor of Engineering at Columbia University. While a professor there, he served as the founding President of the Riverside Research Institute located from 1967 to April 1990. The institute was located at Columbia University's Sheffield Hall at 125th Street in Manhattanville.

Riverside Research Institute

• Formerly Electronics Research Laboratories, Riverside Research was a nuclear laboratory that conducted both military and medical research. In government docments, Riverside Institute is referred to as "Compoany L."

Selected personnel

• Frederic Louis Lizzi, EngScD (1942–2005), Research Director of the Biomedical Engineering Laboratories (died January 8, 2005). He was also Adjunct Professor of Ophthalmology (Ophthalmic Physics) at Weill Medical College of Cornell University. He was a research pioneer in advanced diagnostic and therapeutic applications of ultrasound.
• Charles H.G. Rees (died on July 12, 2006), Board of Trustees
• Tsen-cha (T.C.) Tsao (1901–2001; died May 23 2001), senior research engineer involved in defense-related work from the 1950s until his retirement in 1971. He was an alumnus of [[Zhejiang University
• Kenneth S. Miller, PhD (Mathamatics; Columbia; 1950), of Rye, New York, father of Susan Barbara Miller, a lawyer, who married Michael Barrett Reuben, also a lawyer, is a principal member of the research staff at the Riverside Research Institute in New York.

Columbia University Electronics Research Laboratories

1964–1989, Senior Research Associate

New York University

1950–1964, Professor

• Louis B. Lambert

Vice President - Institute Development

Riverside Research Institute

632 West 125th Street

New York, New York 10027

• Jonathan ("Jack") P. Driller; Senior Research Engineer (Sep 1967 – May 1995); medical applications of magnet attraction and detection; ultrasound
• D. Jackson Coleman, MD
• William Henriksen
• Ronald G. Cestaro
• Isaac (Ike) Weissman
• John F. Bose (died May 29, 1985), educator and electrical engineer; associate professor at the Columbia Engineering School. Worked for the Riverside Research Institute's (previously known as Electronics Research Laboratories for more than 20 years. He worked closely with Major Edwin H. Armstrong, the inventor of FM radio, until the Major's death in 1953. Co-inventor of the dual channel FM modulator. Received the Armstrong Medal in 1959, and was a founder of the Federal Scientific Corporation in 1957.
• James Michael Kennedy (died on Nov. 12, 2009). In 1955, he joined the staff of the Columbia University Electronics Research Laboratories (CUERL) as a mathematical analyst. He continued his employment at Riverside Research Institute (RRI), the successor of CUERL, where he served as executive vice president. He retired from RRI in December 1995, after 40 years of service.

Addresses

Former Addresses

• 632 W. 125th Street, New York, New York 10027
• 80 West End Avenue, New York, New York, 10023

Current Addresses:

• 100 William St 17th Floor, Manhattan, New York
• 2640 Hibiscus Way, Beavercreek, Ohio
• 2310 National Rd 2nd Floor, Fairborn, Ohio
• 5870 Trinity Pkwy #610, Centreville, Virginia
• 2900 Crystal Dr 8th floor, Crystal City (Arlington), Virginia
• 1902 Fox Dr D, Champaign, Illinois
• 70 Westview St, Lexington, Massachusetts
• 911 Washington Ave Suite 400, St. Louis

References

Bibliography

• New York Times (The) (December 17, 2009). "Lawrence O'Neill" (obituary). Vol. 85, no. 28619 (Late City ed.). pp. 30, 31 – via TimesMachine (permalink).

1. Via Google Books – via Legacy.com.

• New York Times (The); Blum, Howard (September 13, 2020). "How One Man Conned the Beltway – The Billion-Dollar 'Black Budget' Demands Secrecy. That Made It a Perfect Target" (Op-Ed; Late ed.; East Coast). Vol. 85, no. 28619 (Late City ed.). pp. SR.6. – via TimesMachine (permalink).

1. New York Times (The) (September 13, 2020). "How One Man Conned the Beltway" (Op-Ed; Late ed.; East Coast). Vol. 85, no. 28619 (Late City ed.). pp. SR.6. – via TimesMachine (permalink).
2. ProQuest 2441920890

• "Code to Name" – "Non-Goverment Organization Codes for Military Standard Contract Administration Procedures (MILSCAP) United States and Canada" (handbook; H8-2; Department of the Army Supply Bulletin). General Services Administration. October 1974. SB 708-82; GSA-FSS H 8-2.
• Comprehensive Instructional Management System for Occupational Education in New York State. Final Report.

• "Who Rules Columbia? 1968" (pamphlet). North American Congress on Latin America. Distributed widely by SDS. Layout & Design: Michael Klare. Republished by Reveal Digital.{{cite book}}: CS1 maint: postscript (link) OCLC 646306 (all editions); OCLC 977259973, 9754702704.

1. Original Strike ed. (5,000 copies). . June 1968 – via North American Congress on Latin America.
2. 2nd Printing (5,000 copies). . September 1968. JSTOR 33125069
3. 3rd Printing. May 1970.

See also

• [[Garrison Courtney