Barlane Ronald Eichbaum Recently Recognized by America’s Registry of Outstanding Professionals

Westbury, NY, February 19, 2012 --(PR.com)-- Barlane Ronald Eichbaum of Reno, Nevada, has recently been included in America’s Registry of Outstanding Professionals for his outstanding contributions and achievements in the field of Applied Research and Development.

About Barlane Ronald Eichbaum
Barlane Ronald Eichbaum is Materials Processing Engineer/Scientist and Environment Scientist and Advisor for US Nuclear Energy Foundation. US Nuclear Energy Foundation is a nonprofit independent information repository dedicated to providing accurate and current information on nuclear energy and other energy resources. Dr. Eichbaum holds a Bachelor’s Degree and a Ph.D. from Rutgers University and a Master’s Degree in Ceramic Engineering from Texas University. He has worked for the U.S. Bureau of Land Mines, IBM Research Lab and Lear Ind. Inc., and presently provides consulting services on environmental pollution nuclear energy. Dr. Eichbaum has numerous awards including the IBM ERAD Award and multiple Ford Motor Company awards. He is listed in Who’s Who in the Electronic Industry and American Men & Women in Science. He is a Fellow of the American Institute of Chemists. Dr. Eichbaum is the Author of “Awake America” and “Awake America and Turn Back to God,” as well as over 60 other publications. Dr. Eichbaum has had many accomplishments in the field of Applied Research and Development in the development of advanced computers, NASA equipment, military equipment and industrial automated processing equipment.

About America’s Registry of Outstanding Professionals
America's Registry is a membership organization that gives its members the type of national recognition they strive for. Professional business people may join memberships, societies and organizations to develop business contacts, thus gaining image and credibility for themselves and their organization. As a powerful third party endorsement, America's Registry offers this kind of recognition for individuals on a national basis with the added benefit of instantaneous networking with the other members. Members are encouraged to welcome, network and assist each other whether they are in the same or an entirely different industry or profession. Being in America's Registry can be viewed by the members as a letter of introduction to all the other members.

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