Cody Leasor elected to GSAC
Cody Leasor was elected as an analytical division representative to the Graduate Student Association…
Read Moreelectrochemistry – bioanalytical – materials – instrumentation
All things electrochemical.
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
Electrochemical microscopes and tools for high-throughput electrochemical measurements. Analysis of one to many.
Cell monolyaers, ion channels, membrane rigidity, electric fields at tissues. Measurements combined with ion conductance microscopy.
Single entity electrochemical measurements. Electrosynthesis. New carbon materials for electrodes.
Learning and exploring in a challenging, creative, diverse environment.
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PHD Graduates
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Cody Leasor was elected as an analytical division representative to the Graduate Student Association…
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