Stephen Jesse
About Stephen Jesse
Stephen Jesse serves as the Scientific Theme Leader for Directed Nanoscale Transformations at Oak Ridge National Laboratory, where he has worked since 2008. He specializes in developing advanced techniques for data acquisition and analysis in microscopy.
Work at Oak Ridge National Laboratory
Stephen Jesse has served as the Scientific Theme Leader for Directed Nanoscale Transformations at Oak Ridge National Laboratory since 2008. His role involves overseeing research initiatives that focus on the development of advanced techniques for nanoscale transformations. Jesse's work is integral to the laboratory's mission of advancing scientific knowledge and technology.
Education and Expertise
Stephen Jesse possesses expertise in advanced data acquisition, feedback, and control techniques specifically for scanning probe and electron/ion microscopy. His specialization in large-scale data analytics allows him to handle high-dimensional, multi-spectral information, which is crucial for functional imaging applications.
Background
With a career spanning over 16 years at Oak Ridge National Laboratory, Stephen Jesse has established a significant presence in the field of nanoscale research. His work contributes to the broader scientific community's understanding of nanoscale phenomena and their applications in various technologies.
Achievements
Stephen Jesse has developed innovative techniques that enhance the capabilities of scanning probe and electron/ion microscopy. His contributions to large-scale data analytics have advanced the field of functional imaging, enabling more detailed and accurate analyses of nanoscale materials.