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Solid State Nuclear Magnetic Resonance102,47–52(2019). Cegelski is a coauthor, not the first author. Original abstract reproduced on her official Stanford profile: profiles.stanford.edu/lynette-cegelski . The abstract describes carbon-13 CPMAS spectra of individual polymer components and intact materials, yielding approximate carbon contributions. Publisher full text was inaccessible in this session; no uninspected protocol details are claimed.

ISMAR,19 July2022. The page introduces a tribute explicitly credited to Lynette Cegelski and Terry Gullion. Early-career and CPMAS paragraphs: work with Edward O. Stejskal;1976 polysulfone, ebony and ivory-billiard-ball demonstrations. Header gives1938–2022 life dates.