
Lucille is a senior scientist. She is responsible for the teaching laboratories in analytical chemistry and is teaching undergraduate courses in analytical chemistry. Her research is in inorganic chemistry, supramolecular assemblies and lanthanide chemistry.
Anna is a doctoral student from Russia. She is developing and understanding potentiometric probes and constant potential coulometry for improved sensitivity, especially in flow injection analysis systems.
Eva is a Masters student who is working as an assistant to deliver exercises in analytical chemistry to our bachelor students. Her research is on exploring electrochemically controlled standard addition methods.
Gabriel is a doctoral student from Brazil. His research is on the design and realization of field deployable instrumentation.
Marie is a doctoral student from Brazil. Her work concerns the development of calibration-free methodologies for chemical sensors used in clinical diagnostics.
Geetansh is a doctoral student who uses his synthetic skills to obtain improved membrane materials for electrochemical sensors.
Fatemeh is a masters student who is working on membrane sensing using magnetic force modulation.
Maïtya is administrative assistant and Departmental secretary who assures the administrative and secretarial tasks of the group.
Guy is a mechanical engineer. He assists all members of the department with his expertise in designing and realizing instrumentation to assist their research efforts.
Andrea is a doctoral student is using constant potential coulometry for high precision fluoride sensing. He also develops novel electrochemical biosensor principles.
Stefan is a doctoral student with a pharmacy background. His research is focused on the development and application of bioanalytical sensors.
André is secretarial assistant and assumes the administrative and secretarial tasks of the research group.
Justine is a doctoral student who develops chemical microscopy principles by combining thin membrane electrochemistry principles with optical readout.
Yejin is a doctoral student from Korea. She is working on the development and application of imaging techniques on the basis of selective ion transfer voltammetry.
Thanawath is a visiting doctoral student from the Prince of Songkla University. He works on electrodes modified by an electric sparking process.