In a publication recently accepted in Lab on a Chip, we showed a way of creating microelectrodes and arrays of electrodes in ITO using a cheap CO2 laser plotter. Such laser plotters are available in printing shops and similar places or can be bought at relatively low cost to the […]
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Conference season is upon us and some of us (Bren… looking at you) have already had their share of conferencing. Below is a list, that will be updated as we go, on where you can meet us during the year. When Where Who Title 7-10 May ISE 35th Topical Meeting, […]
Over the last year, Magda has been working with bachelor student Natalia to investigate the redox behaviour of different β-amyloids. In her recently published paper she demonstrates a significant difference in the redox behaviour of copper complexes with peptides associated with Alzheimer’s disease (AD). AD is a neurodegenerative disorder and […]
We just published a review-article in ChemElectroChem on paper-based electrochemical devices. Instead of a classic review of the published literature (of which there are plenty for paper-based devices) we opted to write a more practical guide for what to consider when making your first forays into the jungle of paper-based […]
We’re on a roll. Another cation transfer paper was accepted1, also in Electrochimica Acta. This is work done by Marta and our undergrad student Julia. They were investigating transfer of cations at the three-phase junction driven by reduction of the fullerene C60 and facilitated by the addition of ionophores to […]
A warm welcome to our new student, Sotiria Kyriakou, who will work in our lab for three months as an exchange student through the IAESTE programme. Sotiria is a chemical engineer who recently graduated from the Aristotle University of Thessaloniki (AUTH). During her studies she specialised in biomedical engineering and was working […]
Here’s a short update on what we’ve been doing lately Emilia gave a talk at the Polish Scientific Network meeting in Łódź. Her talk, with the title “Machine learning techniques for neurobiological data anlysis” was awarded as the best talk in the Translational Neuroscience track. Congratulations! The talk is available on […]
Welcome to our new Bachelor students Julia and Daniel. They are both studying chemistry at UKSW (Cardinal Stefan Wyszyński University) and will do their Bachelor of Science projects in our group during the spring. Julia will be studying liquid|liquid electrochemistry under the supervision of Wojtek, and Daniel will be working […]