Allison Lung

Allison Lung was appointed the assistant director for the Thomas Jefferson National Accelerator Facility in October 2002. As assistant director, Lung is responsible for formulating and leading the JLab Continual Improvement Program, and responding to requests from JLab stakeholders. She organizes support and documentation for funding campaigns and collaborates closely with the lab director in matters relating to the Lab. Lung has worked in the field of electron scattering nuclear physics for more than 10 years, specializing in form factor and structure function measurements in the transition region from nucleon to quark degrees of freedom. From 1997 until her appointment as assistant director, she served as staff scientist in Jefferson Lab's Physics Division Experimental Hall C and as project manager for a major laboratory endeavor: the construction and installation of the G-Zero (G0) experiment