
Scott Joseph Tumey
Director, Center for Accelerator Mass Spectrometry
PLS / PLS Pado / Physical and Life Sciences Pad Office

Director, Center for Accelerator Mass Spectrometry
PLS / PLS Pado / Physical and Life Sciences Pad Office
I came to LLNL as a post-doc in 2004 and fell in love with the culture, unmatched passion of the staff, and cutting-edge science of the lab. Throughout my career I have been involved in a wide range of scientific and mission driven projects including nuclear forensics, materials science, oceanography, nuclear physics, and radiochemistry. In my current role as Director of the Center for Accelerator Mass Spectrometry, I enjoy the opportunity to lead a high impact scientific user facility and to mentor the next generation of lab scientists.
Director’s Science and Technology Award for the Unprecedented Plutonium Data from NIF Experiments, LLNL, 2024
Stand-out award, “Development and presentation of CAMS 2.0 strategic plan”, LLNL/AEED, 2021
Excellence in Publication Award for Modern Methods for Characterization of historic core samples, LLNL/DDS&T, 2020
Stand-out award, “Leadership in restarting CAMS operations after minimum safe operations”, LLNL/AEED, 2020
Certificate of appreciation award, US DOE Office of Technical Nuclear Forensics, 2008
Most outstanding poster award, LLNL Post-doc poster Symposium, 2005