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Sandra Gail Biedron
Sandra Gail Biedron
Born	1973 (age 50–51); Palos Park, Illinois
Alma mater	Lund University ; Trinity Christian College ; Carl Sandburg High School
	Scientific career
Institutions	Moraine Valley Community College ; Argonne National Laboratory ; University of New Mexico ; Colorado State University
Thesis	Toward creating a coherent next-generation light source : with special emphasis on nonlinear harmonic generation in single-pass, high-gain free-electron lasers (2001)

Sandra Gail Biedron (born 1973) is an American physicist who serves as the Director of Knowledge Transfer for the Center for Bright Beams^[1] as well as professor in Electrical & Computer Engineering^[2] and Mechanical Engineering at the University of New Mexico, where in 2021 she mentors nine graduate students and two post-doctoral researchers. Her research includes developing, controlling, operating, and using laser and particle accelerator systems. She is also Chief Scientist of Element Aero,^[3] a consulting and R&D company incorporated in 2002. She was elected Fellow of the American Physical Society in 2013.

^ "The Center for Bright Beams".
^ "Electrical and Computer Engineering UNM".
^ "Element Aero".

[auto-1] "The Center for Bright Beams".

[2] "Electrical and Computer Engineering UNM".

[3] "Element Aero".

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Sandra Gail Biedron
Born	1973 (age 50–51) Palos Park, Illinois
Alma mater	Lund University Trinity Christian College Carl Sandburg High School
Scientific career
Institutions	Moraine Valley Community College Argonne National Laboratory University of New Mexico Colorado State University
Thesis	Toward creating a coherent next-generation light source : with special emphasis on nonlinear harmonic generation in single-pass, high-gain free-electron lasers (2001)