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Jay Nadeau

Associate Professor

Portland State University

Affiliations

College of Liberal Arts and Sciences

Physics

Jay Nadeau is currently serving as a College Of Liberal Arts And Sciences Associate Professor at Portland State University.

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Portland State University

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microbiology nanotechnology microscopy materials science nanoparticle research nanomedicine biological imaging cell biology biomedical imaging nanomaterials nanoparticles applied microbiology holographic method digital holography pharmacology nanotoxicology environmental microbiology nanobiotechnology optical engineering photonics physical chemistry photomedicine bacteriology tumor targeting pharmaceutical nanotechnology therapeutic nanomaterials colloidal nanocrystals digital holographic microscopy material chemistry medicinal research nanoscale science semiconductor nanostructures anti-cancer agents living cells protein science redox biology membrane science dopamine metal toxicity pathogen detection optical imaging gold nanoparticles holographic microscopy nanoscale chemistry bioconjugation cancer treatment scanning probe microscopy cdse quantum dots cdte quantum dots cellular uptake clinical microbiology quantum chemistry chemical sciences cancer biology experimental toxicology nanometrology molecular microbiology digital imaging ultrasmall gold-doxorubicin conjugates danio rerio fluorescence microscopy energy transfer liver physiology fish biology pharmacotherapy environmental biotechnology radiation therapy surface reactivity medical microbiology carbon-based materials space research radiation therapy enhancement microbial motility canadian high arctic bacillus subtilis correlated light-field solar system fluorescence imaging molecular biophysics

Notable Scholarly Works

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Extant Life Detection Using Label-Free Video Microscopy in Analog Aquatic Environments. PLoS ONE (2025)

label-free video microscopybiologyenvironmental sciencewater ecologiesenvironmental dnaaquatic ecosystemsenvironmental monitoringaquatic organismshydrobiologiaanalog aquatic environmentsextant life detectionconservation biologyaquatic conservationwater biology

A Regime for Scattering Contrast: Detectability of Unresolved Particles in Off-Axis Digital Holographic Microscopy. (2024)

Nikki JohnstonEugene SerabynMegan M. DubayJay L. Nadeau

microscopyapplied physicsunresolved particlesdigital holography

Detectability of Unresolved Particles in Off-Axis Digital Holographic Microscopy. Applied Optics (2024)

Nikki JohnstonMegan Marie DubayEugene SerabynJay L. Nadeau

microscopyapplied physicsunresolved particles

Fluorescence Microscopy With Deep Uv, Near Uv, and Visible Excitation for in Situ Detection of Microorganisms. Astrobiology (2024)

Noel CaseNikki JohnstonJay Nadeau

fluorescence microscopypathogen detectionmicrobiologyastronomydeep uvastrobiologyvisible excitation

Motion History Images: A New Method for Tracking Microswimmers in 3d. Frontiers in Imaging (2024)

Max RiekelesHadi AlbalkhiMegan Marie DubayJay NadeauChristian A. Lindensmith

computer visionmotion history imagesobject trackingneuroscience

Onboard Science Instrument Autonomy for the Detection of Microscopy Biosignatures on the Ocean Worlds Life Surveyor. The Planetary Science Journal (2024)

Mark WronkiewiczJake LeeLukas MandrakeJack LightholderGary DoranSteffen MauceriTaewoo KimNathan ObornyThomas SchiblerJay NadeauJames K. WallaceEshaan MoorjaniChris Lindensmith

oceanographybiological oceanographyinstrumentationmicroscopyscience instrument autonomyinstrument scienceinstrument developmentoperational oceanographyocean sciencesplanetary sciencesmarine biology

The Use of Fluorescence Lifetime Imaging (Flim) for in Situ Microbial Detection in Complex Mineral Substrates. Journal of Microscopy (2024)

Yekaterina ChmykhJay L. Nadeau

scanning probe microscopymicrobiologyfluorescence lifetime imagingmicroscopybiomedical imagingcomplex mineral substrates

Microbial Motility at the Bottom of North America: Digital Holographic Microscopy and Genomic Motility Signatures in Badwater Spring, Death Valley National Park. Astrobiology (2023)

Carl SnyderJakob P. CentlivreShrikant BhuteGözde ShipmanAriel D. FrielTomeu ViverMarike PalmerKonstantinos T. KonstantinidisHenry J. SunRamon Rossello-MoraJay NadeauBrian P. Hedlund

microbiologymicrobial motilitybadwater springenvironmental microbiologydigital holographic microscopygenomic motility signaturesastrobiologymarine biology

Nadeau and Gregory D.. (2023)

sculpturehumanitiesgregory dhistory of philosophysocial gameshistorical reviewintellectual historyeducational entertainment

A Multi-Modal Volumetric Microscope With Automated Sample Handling for Surveying Microbial Life in Liquid Samples. Frontiers in Astronomy and Space Sciences (2022)

Taewoo KimNathan ObornyEugene SerabynJ. Kent WallaceKurt LiewerManuel BedrossianStephanie RiderAaron NoellPeter WillisChris LindensmithJay Nadeau

multi-modal volumetric microscopeliquid samplesspace scienceastronomymicrobial lifeplanetary sciencesastrobiology

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Jay Nadeau

Associate Professor

Portland State University

Affiliations

College of Liberal Arts and Sciences

Physics

Jay Nadeau is currently serving as a College Of Liberal Arts And Sciences Associate Professor at Portland State University.

Honors

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Experiences

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Education

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Jay Nadeau

Portland State University

Associate Professor

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Extant Life Detection Using Label-Free Video Microscopy in Analog Aquatic Environments. PLoS ONE (2025)

A Regime for Scattering Contrast: Detectability of Unresolved Particles in Off-Axis Digital Holographic Microscopy. (2024)

Nikki JohnstonEugene SerabynMegan M. DubayJay L. Nadeau

microscopyapplied physicsunresolved particlesdigital holography

Detectability of Unresolved Particles in Off-Axis Digital Holographic Microscopy. Applied Optics (2024)

Nikki JohnstonMegan Marie DubayEugene SerabynJay L. Nadeau

microscopyapplied physicsunresolved particles

Fluorescence Microscopy With Deep Uv, Near Uv, and Visible Excitation for in Situ Detection of Microorganisms. Astrobiology (2024)

Noel CaseNikki JohnstonJay Nadeau

fluorescence microscopypathogen detectionmicrobiologyastronomydeep uvastrobiologyvisible excitation

Motion History Images: A New Method for Tracking Microswimmers in 3d. Frontiers in Imaging (2024)

Max RiekelesHadi AlbalkhiMegan Marie DubayJay NadeauChristian A. Lindensmith

computer visionmotion history imagesobject trackingneuroscience

Onboard Science Instrument Autonomy for the Detection of Microscopy Biosignatures on the Ocean Worlds Life Surveyor. The Planetary Science Journal (2024)

Mark WronkiewiczJake LeeLukas MandrakeJack LightholderGary DoranSteffen MauceriTaewoo KimNathan ObornyThomas SchiblerJay NadeauJames K. WallaceEshaan MoorjaniChris Lindensmith

oceanographybiological oceanographyinstrumentationmicroscopyscience instrument autonomyinstrument scienceinstrument developmentoperational oceanographyocean sciencesplanetary sciencesmarine biology

The Use of Fluorescence Lifetime Imaging (Flim) for in Situ Microbial Detection in Complex Mineral Substrates. Journal of Microscopy (2024)

Yekaterina ChmykhJay L. Nadeau

scanning probe microscopymicrobiologyfluorescence lifetime imagingmicroscopybiomedical imagingcomplex mineral substrates

Microbial Motility at the Bottom of North America: Digital Holographic Microscopy and Genomic Motility Signatures in Badwater Spring, Death Valley National Park. Astrobiology (2023)

Carl SnyderJakob P. CentlivreShrikant BhuteGözde ShipmanAriel D. FrielTomeu ViverMarike PalmerKonstantinos T. KonstantinidisHenry J. SunRamon Rossello-MoraJay NadeauBrian P. Hedlund

microbiologymicrobial motilitybadwater springenvironmental microbiologydigital holographic microscopygenomic motility signaturesastrobiologymarine biology

Nadeau and Gregory D.. (2023)

sculpturehumanitiesgregory dhistory of philosophysocial gameshistorical reviewintellectual historyeducational entertainment

A Multi-Modal Volumetric Microscope With Automated Sample Handling for Surveying Microbial Life in Liquid Samples. Frontiers in Astronomy and Space Sciences (2022)

Taewoo KimNathan ObornyEugene SerabynJ. Kent WallaceKurt LiewerManuel BedrossianStephanie RiderAaron NoellPeter WillisChris LindensmithJay Nadeau

multi-modal volumetric microscopeliquid samplesspace scienceastronomymicrobial lifeplanetary sciencesastrobiology

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