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Angela Stelson (Fed)

I develop new microwave measurement techniques for coaxial, waveguide and on-wafer applications. The measurement techniques I develop have applications in fundamental communications technology and support NIST’s traceability in microwave impedance. Additionally, through work in the NIST-on-a-Chip project, I am developing new microwave microfluidic measurements that have applications in medical diagnostics, catalysts and pharmaceuticals.

Professional Awards and Recognition

  • DOC Bronze Medal, 2020
  • NIST NRC Fellowship, 2017-2019
  • NSF Grassroots GK12 Fellow, 2013
  • Lester B, Knight Nanotechnology Fellow, 2012

Publications

See Google Scholar for recent publications.

Publications

Quantifying the Effect of Guest Binding on Host Environment

Author(s)
Angela Stelson, Zack Fishman, Jacob Pawlik, Gosia Musial, Jim Booth, Chris Long, Kathleen Schwarz, Nate Orloff, Hugh Ryan, Angela Grommet, Jonathan Nitschke, Felix Rizzuto
The environment around a host-guest complex is defined by of intermolecular interactions between solvent molecules and counter ions. These interactions govern

Broadband Electromagnetic Properties of Engineered Flexible Absorber Materials

Author(s)
Luckshitha Suriyasena Liyanage, Connor Smith, Jacob Pawlik, Sarah Evans, Angela Stelson, Chris Long, Nate Orloff, David Arnold, Jim Booth
Flexible and stretchable materials have attracted significant interest for applications in wearable electronics and bioengineering fields. Recent developments

Measuring the permittivity tensor of anisotropic DyScO3 to 110 GHz

Author(s)
Florian Bergmann, Meagan Papac, Nick Jungwirth, Bryan Bosworth, Tomasz Karpisz, Anna Osella, Lucas Enright, Eric Marksz, Angela Stelson, Chris Long, Nate Orloff
DyScO3 (DSO) is an attractive substrate on which to grow epitaxial thin films with extraordinary materials physics. However, its highly anisotropic permittivity
Created December 8, 2019, Updated December 8, 2022