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Dr. Jacqueline Anne Johnson
Associate Professor Center for Laser Applications
University of Tennessee Space Institute
Tullahoma, TN 37388-9700 Phone: (931) 393-7474 Email:
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Education
- 1978-84 University
of Liverpool
- 1981 B.Sc. (Hons.)
Physics; 1st class.
- 1985 Ph.D. in
Physics.
- 1990-91
Certificate in Education (Post 16).
Professional Experience
- 1991-95 Senior
Lecturer in Science in the School of the
Built Environment at Liverpool John
Moores University.
- 1995-99 Scientist
in Material Science Division/Intense
Pulsed Neutron Source at Argonne
National Laboratory, USA.
- 1999-01 Assistant
Division Director, Material Science
Division at Argonne National Laboratory,
USA.
- 2001-07 Scientist,
Tribology Section, Energy Technology
Division at Argonne National Laboratory,
USA.
- 2007- Associate
Professor, University of Tennessee Space
Institute, Tullahoma, USA.
- 2007- Special Term
Appointee, Argonne National Laboratory,
USA.
Professional Organizations
- 2000- Materials Research Society Member
- 2000- American Ceramic Society Member
Research Interests
- Characterization of Amorphous Materials
- Glass Ceramics
- Diamond-Like Carbon Films
- Medical Applications of Materials
Honors and Awards
Publications
- Strontium Environment Transition in Tin
Silicate Glasses by Neutron and X-ray
Diffraction, Jacqueline. A. Johnson, Jacob
Urquidi, Diane Holland, Charles Johnson, and
Paul Appleyard. J. Non-Crystalline Solids
353 4084 (2007).
- Fluorozirconate-based glass-ceramic
storage phosphors for digital mammography,
Stefan Schweizer, Anthony R. Lubinsky, and
Jacqueline A. Johnson. Proceedings of SPIE:
Physics of Medical Imaging 6510 46 (2007).
- Deformation Behavior and Joining of an
MgF2 Optical Ceramic, C. Lorenzo-Martin, D.
Singh, J. Johnson, and J. L. Routbort. J. of
the Euro. Cer. Soc. 27 3371 (2007).
- Structural order in near-frictionless
diamond-like carbon films probed at three
different length scales in the transmission
electron microscope, A. C. Y. Liu, R. Arenal,
D. J. Miller, Xidong Chen, J. A. Johnson, O.
L. Eryilmaz, A. Erdemir, and John B.
Woodford. Phys. Rev. B 75, 205402 (2007).
- Zr and Ba edge phenomena in the
scintillation intensity of fluorozirconate-based
glass-ceramic x-ray detectors, Bastian
Henke, Stefan Schweizer, Jacqueline A.
Johnson, and Denis T. Keane. J. Sync. Rad.
14, 252 (2007).
- Complementary Neutron and X-ray
Reflectivity Studies of “Near-Frictionless”
Carbon Films, Jacqueline. A. Johnson,
Sungkyun Park, Sujoy Roy, Sunil K. Sinha,
Ali Erdemir, Osman L. Eryilmaz, and John B.
Woodford. J. Appl. Phys. 101 103538 (2007).
- Oxidation and Removal Mechanisms during
Chemical-Mechanical Planarization, D. Ng, M.
Kulkarni, J. Johnson, A. Zinovev, D. Yang,
and H. Liang. Wear 263 1477 (2007).
- A Glass-Ceramic Plate for Mammography,
J. A. Johnson, S. Schweizer, and A. R.
Lubinsky. J. Am. Ceram. Soc. 90, 693 (2007).
- Fluorozirconate-based glass ceramics
x-ray detectors for digital radiography, S.
Schweizer and J. A. Johnson. Radiation
Measurements 42, 632 (2006).
- Eu-activated fluorochlorozirconate
glass-ceramic scintillators, J. A. Johnson,
S. Schweizer, B. Henke, G. Chen, J.
Woodford, P. J. Newman, and D. R.
MacFarlane. J. App. Phys. 100, 034701
(2006).
- Top-surface characterization of a near
frictionless carbon film, Jacqueline A.
Johnson, Diane Holland, John B. Woodford,
Alexander Zinovev, Ian A. Gee, Osman L.
Eryilmaz, and Ali Erdemir. Diamond and
Related Materials 16 209 (2006).
- Insights into phase formation in
fluorochlorozirconate glass-ceramic storage
phosphors, Gang Chen, Jacqueline Johnson,
Stefan Schweizer, and John Woodford. Applied
Physics Letters 88 191915 (2006).
- Energy-dependent scintillation
efficiency of fluorozirconate-based
glass-ceramic x-ray detectors, Stefan
Schweizer, Stephanie Köneke, Gang Chen,
Jacqueline A. Johnson, Francesco De Carlo,
and Richard Weber, Proceedings of SPIE:
Physics of Medical Imaging, 6142, 2Y (2006).
- A transparent BaCl2:Eu2+ glass-ceramic
scintillator with high efficiency, Gang
Chen, Jacqueline A. Johnson, Francesco De
Carlo, Richard Weber, Stefan Schweizer,
Peter Newman, and Douglas MacFarlane.
Proceedings of SPIE: Physics of Medical
Imaging, 6142, 2X (2006).
- Deposition, characterization, and
tribological applications of
near-frictionless carbon films on glass and
ceramic substrates, O. L. Eryilmaz, J. A.
Johnson, O. O. Ajayi, and A. Erdemir. J.
Phys.:Condensed Matter 18 S1751-S1762
(2006).
- Fluorozirconate-based nanophase glass
ceramics for high-resolution medical x-ray
imaging, G. Chen, J. Johnson, R. Weber, R.
Nishikawa, S. Schweizer, P. Newman, and D.
MacFarlane. J. Non. Cryst. Sol. 352 (6-7)
610-614 (2006).
- Structures and visco-elastic properties
of potassium tellurite: Glass vs. melt, J.
Kieffer, J. A. Johnson, and J. D. Bass. J.
Phys.: Condens. Matter 18 903-914 (2006).
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