Analytical
As one of the leaders in the country, the Analytical interest group continues to push the limits of measurement science though the development of cutting edge instrumentation and detailed fundamental studies. Our research teams work on projects that span all of the traditional areas of analytical chemistry including separations, spectroscopy, electrochemistry, mass spectrometry and microscopy. Several research groups are part of the neuroscience graduate program. We enlist and extend modern measurement techniques to enable the understanding of chemical events in an increasingly broad cross disciplinary areas, such as neurochemistry, nanoscale electronics and self-assembly, molecular interfaces and surfaces, and biomimetic structures.
| Name | Research Topic |
|---|---|
| Allara, David |
Chemistry at Interfaces |
| Asbury, John |
Ultrafast Infrared Spectroscopy to Reactions in Solid-State Materials |
| Benesi, Alan |
Theoretical and Experimental NMR Spectroscopy |
| Boehr, David |
Protein Dynamics by High Field NMR |
| Chen, Gong |
Fluorescence Imaging of Protein Trafficking in Live Cells |
| Freedman, Miriam | |
| Green, Michael |
Applications of Computers to Chemical Problems |
| Keating, Christine |
Functional Architectures at the Nano- to Mesoscale |
| Mallouk, Tom |
Chemical Applications of Solid State Materials |
| Mueller, Karl |
High Resolution Solid State NMR Spectroscopy |
| Phillips, Scott |
Bottom-Up Approaches to Sensing |
| Showalter, Scott |
Biomolecular NMR spectroscopy, calorimetry studies of biomolecular systems. |
| Williams, Mary Beth |
Peptide Linked Inorganic Supramolecular Assemblies as Molecular Wires and for Artificial Photosynthesis; Magnetic Nanoparticle Based Separations and Analysis |
| Winograd, Nicholas |
Imaging of Biomaterials with Mass Spectrometry |
