Analytical: The Measurement Science
A field of study where attention to detail really counts
Analytical science involves making chemical measurements and developing tools, methods and procedures to extract the most information out of a chemical sample.
Research Topics
- Making measurements at the single-molecule level
- The design of new materials for column chromatography and electrochemical sensors
- Understanding protein structure and protein interactions
- Single-molecule sensors and single-entity electrochemistry
- Droplet microfluidics
- Nanoporous materials for chemical sensing
- New paradigms in separation science
- DNA nanotechnology
- Protein-DNA interactions
- Wearable chemical sensors
- Mass spectrometry
- Separation sciences
- Native top-down proteomics
- Protein structure
Faculty
Department Chair
and John B. Fenn Professor in Chemistry
Nanomaterials
chromatography
electrochemical sensing
Associate Professor
Single-Droplet/cell electrochemistry
biophysical electrochemistry
protein aggregation and condensation
Graduate Program Director
and Associate Professor
Single-Molecule Sensing
Fluorescence Microscopy
Biomarker Detection
Assistant Professor
Mass Spectrometry
Separation Sciences
Native top-down proteomics
Associate Professor
Chemical Sensing
Microfluidics
Organic Nanoparticles