Stephen B. Hinton

Stephen B. Hinton is a Researcher at the Air Force Institute of Technology, affiliated with the Center for Technical Intelligence Studies & Research (CTISR). He contributes to the ASSET project through exploratory research aimed at enhancing simulation capabilities, leveraging his expertise in Physical Chemistry and computer programming. His prior role as an Air Force Intelligence Officer at the National Air and Space Intelligence Center (NASIC) highlights his technical intelligence background.

Education:

• US Air Force Intelligence Course (2016)
• M.S. in Physical Chemistry, University of Colorado, Boulder (2012)
• B.S. in Chemistry and B.A. in Russian Language and Literature, University of Georgia, Athens (2010)

His research spans Physical Chemistry and Simulation and Modeling, with applications in Technical Intelligence and Infrared Spectroscopy. His thesis on cavity-enhanced techniques for vibrational overtones in acetic acid underscores his focus on spectroscopic methods. He is also engaged in interdisciplinary work at the intersection of Computer Programming and Vibrational Spectroscopy.

At CTISR, Mr. Hinton collaborates on the ASSET project, which aligns with his technical and analytical skills. His professional history includes service in the Overhead Persistent Infrared Squadron at NASIC, reflecting a career dedicated to advancing scientific and intelligence operations.