DR. RICHARD H. BOYE, MD

DAYTONA BEACH, FL

Research Active
Internal Medicine - Interventional Cardiology NPI registered 21+ years 3 publications 1972 – 2014 NPI: 1760480214
UltrasonographyParkinson DiseaseClinical Trials as TopicSpleenSplenic DiseasesAbscessPupilDihydroxyphenylalanineElectrooculography

Practice Location

303 N CLYDE MORRIS BLVD
DAYTONA BEACH, FL 32114-2709

Phone: (386) 425-1800

What does RICHARD BOYE research?

Dr. Boye studies the advancements and initiatives at Sandia National Laboratories, where the scope of research has expanded significantly over 60 years. Initially focused on nuclear weapons, the laboratory now also addresses vital topics such as national defense systems and climate solutions. His research plays a role in promoting safety and resilience in communities while advising policymakers on security and environmental issues.

Key findings

  • Sandia National Laboratories have shifted focus from solely nuclear weapons to include national defense systems and climate solutions over the past 60 years.
  • The laboratory actively works on developing safety solutions that impact national security officials and communities.
  • Research from Sandia contributes to addressing urgent challenges that affect freedom and safety both in the U.S. and globally.

Frequently asked questions

Does Dr. Boye study climate issues?
Yes, he focuses on climate solutions as part of the research at Sandia National Laboratories.
What are the key areas of research at Sandia National Laboratories?
The key areas include national defense systems, energy solutions, and urgent safety and climate issues.
How does Dr. Boye's work impact national security?
His research directly contributes to developing methods and strategies that enhance safety and security for communities and policymakers.

Publications in plain English

Sandia National Laboratories focus issue: introduction.

2014

Applied optics

Boye R

Plain English
This paper discusses the important work done at Sandia National Laboratories over the past 60 years. They have expanded their focus from nuclear weapons to also include defense systems, energy and climate solutions, and security issues. This research is significant because it aims to address urgent challenges that affect safety and freedom both in the United States and around the world. Who this helps: This benefits national security officials, policymakers, and communities concerned about safety and climate issues.

PubMed

[Solitary splenic abscess treated by splenotomy].

1988

Medicina clinica

Monteagudo M, Lima J, Boye R, García-Bragado F

PubMed

L-dopa, Parkinson's disease and pupillary reaction to light.

1972

Monographs in human genetics

Knopp W, Rotenberg M, Boye R

PubMed

Frequent Co-Authors

M Monteagudo J Lima F García-Bragado W Knopp M Rotenberg

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