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We build instruments and develop methods to measure electrochemical processes at the interface of biology, materials science and synthesis.

Electron and ion motions are, to say the least, a ubiquitous part of chemistry, and the significance of new ways to measure them is unlikely to vanish any time soon, if ever. If a chemist were ever so rash as to claim to be poised to “discover the secrets of the universe”, I would wager that she or he is an electrochemist. https://pubs.acs.org/doi/pdf/10.1021/ac0313724

Royce Murray

1937-2022

Training the next generation of analytical chemists.

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