Mario G. Ancona is affiliated with the United States Naval Research Laboratory. Their research spans several fields, concentrating primarily on engineering and biochemistry, genetics, and molecular biology. Within these broad areas, their work focuses on subfields such as molecular biology, electrical and electronic engineering, condensed matter physics, biomedical engineering, and electronic, optical, and magnetic materials.
The scientist has contributed to topics including advanced biosensing and bioanalysis techniques, molecular junctions and nanostructures, GaN-based semiconductor devices and materials, DNA and nucleic acid chemistry, radio frequency integrated circuit design, acoustic wave resonator technologies, and semiconductor materials and devices.
Frequent publication venues for Mario G. Ancona include ACS Applied Nano Materials, Advanced Optical Materials, Solid-State Electronics, Nature Communications, and Chemical Society Reviews.
Common collaborators in their work are Igor L. Medintz, Divita Mathur, Joseph S. Melinger, Sebastián A. Dı́az, and Paul D. Cunningham.
Recent papers authored or coauthored by Mario G. Ancona include:
Brian R. Bennett;Richard Magno;J. Brad Boos;Walter Kruppa
E. S. Snow;P. M. Campbell;M. G. Ancona;J. P. Novak
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Brandy J. Johnson;W. Russ Algar;Anthony P. Malanoski;Mario G. Ancona
M.G. Ancona;N.S. Saks;D. McCarthy
Edward E. Foos;Arthur W. Snow;Mark E. Twigg;Mario G. Ancona
Susan Buckhout-White;Christopher M Spillmann;W Russ Algar;Ani Khachatrian
Kelly Boeneman;Jeffrey R. Deschamps;Susan Buckhout-White;Duane E. Prasuhn
N.S. Saks;M.G. Ancona
Kelly Boeneman;Duane E. Prasuhn;Juan B. Blanco-Canosa;Philip E. Dawson
Brian R. Bennett;Mario G. Ancona;J. Brad Boos;Benjamin V. Shanabrook
W Russ Algar;Mario G Ancona;Anthony P Malanoski;Kimihiro Susumu
Jonathan C. Claussen;Niko Hildebrandt;Kimihiro Susumu;Mario G. Ancona
M.G. Ancona;Z. Yu;R.W. Dutton;P.J. Vande Voorde
S. M. Prokes;O. J. Glembocki;R. W. Rendell;M. G. Ancona
Joshua D. Caldwell;Robert E. Stahlbush;Mario G. Ancona;Orest J. Glembocki
C. S. Rafferty;B. Biegel;Z. Yu;M. G. Ancona
William P Klein;Rasmus P Thomsen;Kendrick B Turner;Scott A Walper
M. G. Ancona
M. G. Ancona;S. C. Binari;D. J. Meyer
Jonathan C. Claussen;W. Russ Algar;Niko Hildebrandt;Kimihiro Susumu
M.G. Ancona
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