Jessica A. Stolee
 
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EDUCATION  
George Washington University, Washington, DC  
Ph.D. in Chemistry
2007- present
B.S. in Chemistry, minor in Psychology, cum laude
May 2007
University of Auckland in Auckland, New Zealand
Spring 2006
   
AWARDS
Washington-Baltimore Mass Spectrometry Discussion Group Young Investigator Travel Award 2010
Achievement Rewards for College Scientists Endowment Fellowship in Chemistry 2010
Achievement Rewards for College Scientists Scholarship in Chemistry (recognized in the Senate session 10-22-09 ) 2009
American Institute of Chemists Prize 2007
A.D. Britt Scholarship 2007
National Residence Hall Honorary 2006
   
TEACHING EXPERIENCE  
George Washington University, Washington, DC  
Graduate Teaching Assistant, Department of Chemistry 2007-2010
Prepared presentations and lectured 15 upperclassmen for Instrumental Analytical Chemistry when Professor was traveling
Taught discussion and laboratory sections of 20-25 students for General Chemistry and Chemistry for non-science majors

GWUARCS

PROJECT EXPERIENCES  
George Washington University, Washington, DC
2007-present
 
Research assistant for Professor Akos Vertes. My research is focused on developing novel ionization techniques for the analysis of biomolecules with mass spectrometry. Specifically, one project is aimed at understanding the fundamental physical and chemical processes involved in the desorption and ionization of ions and molecules from nanophotonic ion sources developed in our laboratory. Another research interest is the analysis of small cell populations using ambient methods, such as laser ablation electrospray ionization (LAESI).
Argonne National Laboratory, Argonne, Il
Sept. 2009
 
Nanofabricated silicon nanopost arrays and gold coated nanopost arrays and studied their transient optical properties with ultrafast transient reflection spectroscopy.
Oak Ridge National Laboratory, Oak Ridge, TN
2008-2009
 
Developed and nanofabricated nanopost arrays that are used as nanophotonic ionization platforms for mass spectrometry.
     
INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY
Invention disclosure: “High Throughput Single Cell Analysis by Plume Focusing in Laser Ablation Electrospray Ionization (LAESI) Mass Spectrometry” with Akos Vertes disclosed to the George Washington University
Jan. 2011
Provisional patent application entitled “Subcellular Analysis by Laser Ablation Electrospray Ionization Mass Spectrometry” with Akos Vertes and Bindesh Shrestha, U.S. Patent 2011/0215233 A1
Sept. 2011
Non-provisional patent application entitled “Tailored Nanopost Arrays (NAPA) for Laser Desorption Ionization in Mass Spectrometry” with Akos Vertes, Bennett N. Walker, and Scott T. Retterer, U.S. Patent 2010/0323917 A1
April 2010
     
COLLABORATORS  
Scott T. Retterer and Deanna Pickel, Oak Ridge National Laboratory    
Gary Wiederrecht and Leonidas Ocola, Argonne National Laboratory     
Valerie Hu, The George Washington University  
   
PROFESSIONAL AFFILIATIONS  
American Chemical Society (ACS)    
American Society for Mass Spectrometry (ASMS)  
   

 

In my spare time....

 
barefooting barefooting