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    Detection of microRNA by electrocatalytically amplified nanoparticle collisions 

    Castaneda, Alma Delia (2017-06-16)
    We report a new and general approach that will be useful for adapting the method of electrocatalytic amplification (ECA) to biosensing applications. In ECA, individual collisions of catalytic nanoparticles with a noncatalytic ...
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    Electrochemistry and electrogenerated chemiluminescence of unique organic chromophores and organic nanoparticles 

    Suk, Jung Don (2011-05)
    Electrogenerated chemiluminescence (ECL) studies were performed on several interesting compounds. A series of BODIPY derivatives was examined to understand the structural effects on the electrochemical, spectroscopic, and ...
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    Detection of unstable intermediates and mechanistic studies in multisteps, two-electron transfer reactions by cyclic voltammetry and scanning electrochemical microscopy 

    Chang, Jinho (2014-05)
    Unstable Sn(III) intermediates generated in the Sn(IV)/Sn(II) redox reaction in 2 M HBr + 4 M NaBr media were detected by scanning electrochemical microscopy (SECM) and cyclic voltammetry (CV). In CV, the underpotential ...
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    Studies in the photoelectrochemistry of bismuth vanadate using scanning electrochemical microscopy 

    Park, Hyun Seo (2012-12)
    Photoelectrochemical studies were performed on bismuth vanadate (BiVO₄) to understand chemical and physical properties of the photocatalysts, and to improve the photoactivity for water oxidation. Scanning electrochemical ...
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    Microfluidics for bioanalytical research : transitioning into point-of-care diagnostics 

    Scida, Karen (2014-12)
    In this dissertation, three different microfluidic devices with bioanalytical applications are presented. From chapter to chapter, the bioanalytical focus will gradually become the development of a point-of-care sensor ...
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    The bioelectrochemistry of enzymes and their cofactors at carbon nanotube and nitrogen-doped carbon nanotube electrodes 

    Goran, Jacob Michael (2014-05)
    This dissertation explores the electrochemical behavior of enzymes and their cofactors at carbon nanotube (CNT) and nitrogen-doped carbon nanotube (N-CNT) electrodes. Two common types of oxidoreductases are considered: ...
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    Microelectrochemical devices and methods for investigation of complex surface modifications and electroactive thin-films 

    Anderson, Morgan James (2017-09-14)
    Here we report on the development of microelectrochemical generation-collection flow devices and techniques for studies of complex electrode surface modifications and electroactive thin films. First we outline a new technique ...
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    Detecting single-particle insulating collisions in microfluidics as a function of flow rate 

    Nettleton, Elizabeth Grace (2012-12)
    This work presents the first electrochemical observation of single polystyrene microbead collisions with an electrode within a microchannel. We have observed that detecting single microbead collisions is facile with this ...
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    Bipolar electrochemistry for enrichment, separations, and membraneless electrochemically mediated desalination 

    Knust, Kyle Nicholas (2015-08)
    Developments in bipolar electrochemistry for the simultaneous separation and enrichment of charged species and membraneless electrochemically mediated desalination (EMD) are presented. Each of these techniques requires an ...
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    Paper-based electrochemical platforms for separation, enrichment, and detection 

    Li, Xiang, Ph. D. (2017-05)
    Paper based analytical devices (PADs) have great potential in the application of point-of-care diagnosis. This dissertation focuses on the design and application of PADs, especially ones that integrate with electrochemical ...
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    AuthorAnderson, Morgan James (1)Castaneda, Alma Delia (1)Chang, Jinho (1)Cunningham, Josephine Carol (1)Dick, Jeffrey Edward (1)Elliott, Janine Laurel (1)Fosdick, Stephen Edward (1)Goran, Jacob Michael (1)Knust, Kyle Nicholas (1)Li, Xiang, Ph. D. (1)... View MoreSubject
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