Dr. Ana Lee – NAF and DOD Grant Writer and Artificial Intelligence Expert. PhD in Math
NSF and DOD Grant Writer Dr. Ana Lee has over 15 years’ experience in research and technology development for the Department of Defense. Prior to earning her PhD, Dr. Lee worked for engineering firms as a program management coordinator. After earning her PhD in Mathematics from Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute in 2010, she worked as a mathematician, principal investigator and program manager for the Air Force Research Laboratory in the Sensors Directorate. For over six years, Dr. Lee used her expertise in real and complex analysis, statistics, partial differential equations, data science, computer science and engineering physics to develop software that simulates and analyzes electromagnetic scattering from various materials, from soil to biological tissue. She also served as a research monitor, validated scientific material, wrote and reviewed DoD proposals including both academic grants and SBIR/STTR grants.
In 2011, Dr. Lee became the principal investigator for a landmark human subject study that measured the scattering energy of low-power, high-frequency radar waves that were incident upon human subjects between the age of 4 and 75. Dr. Lee designed multiple IRB-monitored study protocols that ensured multiple-age-group subject safety in the presence of UHF and VHF electromagnetic energy. The study output was a method that develops an individual radar-scattering based signature that contains biometric markers that can be used to uniquely identify a person after a short UHF/VHF active radar scan.
Since 2015, Dr. Lee has expanded her expertise to include scientific communication by developing curriculum, science writing and scientific editing. Her expertise lies in editing highly precise and technical manuscripts that will be submitted to publications like IEEE (e.g., antennas and propagation), Institute of Physics (Inverse Problems) and other high-impact applied math and engineering publications. Dr. Lee has experience editing applied math, electrical engineering, biomedical engineering, mathematical physics and computer science manuscripts including artificial intelligence and machine learning. She also enjoys working with students to ensure they learn how to develop and communicate their scientific innovations via thesis and dissertation editing.
On top of serving as an NSF as well as DOD grant writer, Dr. Lee is a Latex editor as well as an IRB writer.
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