Jason Sebastian
From Northwestern University Center for Atom-Probe Tomography
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| Research: | Materials Science |
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| Education: | BS, Ceramic Engineering, with highest honors (UIUC) BA, Philosophy, summa cum laude (UIUC) CPGS, Materials Science and Metallurgy (Cambridge, UK) PhD, Materials Science and Engineering (Northwestern) |
| Publications: | Publications by Sebastian in our database |
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Dr. Jason Sebastian
QuesTek Innovations, Evanston, IL
Phone: QuesTek Innovations, Evanston, IL
Email: jsebastian _at_ questek.com
sebastian.jason _at_ gmail.com Fax: QuesTek Innovations, Evanston, IL
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I was working as a Postdoctoral Fellow (2004-2005) in the Seidman Group. In particular, I was engaged in materials research related to improving the breakdown and dark current behavior of particle accelerator RF cavities. I was also involved in nanoscale materials research related to Northwestern’s newly-acquired local-electrode atom probe (LEAP). I was supervised jointly by Prof. David Seidman of Northwestern University and Dr. Jim Norem of Argonne National Lab.
During my graduate school years at Northwestern (1997-2001), my research was primarily concerned with the nanoscale analysis of solute segregation at ceramic/metal interfaces (Ceramic/Metal Interfaces), and, more generally, to the study of early-stage phase separation and precipitation phenomena. Efforts were also directed towards the construction and commissioning of the Seidman Group three-dimensional atom probe (3DAP, the predecessor to the lab's new LEAP) and towards 3DAP data analysis.
Link to my CV (coming soon).
