Nina Popovic

National Institute of Standards and Technology

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Nina Popovic is a materials characterization researcher whose work focuses on the nondestructive evaluation of advanced composites, particularly those with anisotropic electrical properties. Her key research areas include microwave measurement techniques, conductive anisotropic materials, and noncontact sensing for quality control in manufacturing. Popovic’s major contribution is the development of novel microwave-based methods to assess anisotropic conductivity—a critical parameter for applications ranging from construction composites to electric circuit boards. Her most-cited paper, “Microwave Measurements for Conductive Anisotropic Materials” (2020, 6 citations), addresses the challenge of identifying material misalignment, which is essential for ensuring performance and reliability. Despite the modest citation count, this work fills a notable gap in nondestructive, noncontact testing, offering a practical solution for industries where traditional contact-based methods fall short. Popovic’s research is particularly impactful for engineers and scientists working on composite material quality assurance, and her innovative approach has the potential to streamline production processes and reduce waste. Her dedication to advancing measurement science underscores her role as a rising expert in the field of materials characterization.