WEIG People

Professor Patrick Unwin

Professor Julie Macpherson

Biography and Staff Page

Biography and Staff Page

Postdoctoral Research Assistants

Dr Cameron Bentley

Nanoscale Electrochemistry in Ionic Liquids (NEIL)

Dr David Perry

Developing SICM for Live Cell Imaging

Dr Tania Read

The Development of Boron Doped Diamond Sensors for Real World Analysis

Dr Anthony Lucio

The Development of Boron Doped Diamond Electrochemical Sensors for Chlorine Analysis

Dr Viacheslav Shkirskij

Dr Gabriel Meloni

Functional Nanoscale Imaging: New Techniques to Probe Living Cells

PhD Students

	Roy Meyler The Development of Carbon-Based Electrochemical Sensors for the Detection of Analytes in Complex Environments		Danqing Liu Ultrasensitive Carbon-Based Electrochemical Sensors: New Materials, Patterning and Nanoscale Characterisation
	Haytham Hussein The Development and Application of Diamond Electroanalytical Sensors for the Detection and Removal of Metals from Pharmaceutical Solutions		Tom Scott Developing Techniques for Studying the Humid Creep Inhibition Effect of Different Additives on Plaster
	Harriet Pearce Quantitative Visualisation of Dissolution and Crystallisation: Size, Mass Transport, Kinetic and Surface Effects in Particulate Ensembles		Lee Simcox Development of Conductivity Sensors with Simultaneous Temperature Monitoring for the Marine Environment
	Bryn Jones Using Electrochemical Imaging Techniques to Investigate Acid Erosion and Caries		Sam Cobb Development of Smart Diamond Windows for Electrochemical Sensing in Real Environments
	Lewis Yule Using nanoscale electrochemical imaging methods to investigate the relationship between corrosion processes and microstructure on steels.		Enrico Daviddi Nanoscale Correlative Electrochemical Imaging: New Approaches to Understanding Metal Reactivity and Corrosion
	Baoping Chen Single Entity Electrochemistry: From Single Nanoparticle to Single Molecule		Alexandra Borrill Engineered Diamond for Spectroelectrochemistry
	Shrina Bhagat Determination of Active Pharmaceutical Ingredient Release Mechanisms During Dissolution of Oral Medication		James Edmondson Development of a Novel Electrochemical Scanning Tunnelling Microscope for use in High-Resolution Functional Mapping
	Dalia Swinya Using Pulse-Potential SICM for Controllable Delivery of Ascorbic Acid to Carbon Fiber Ultramicroelectrode		Binglin Tao Electrochemical Imaging of Energy Storage and Conversion Materials
	Emily Braxton Applications of Electrochemistry in Pharmaceutical Research and Development		Nicole Reily Electroanalytical Chemistry meets Lake Biogeochemistry: pH and Heavy Metal Concentration Monitoring in Lakes with Deep-Water Anoxia
	Georgia Wood Boron Doped Diamond Micro- and Nano-Particles for Electrochemical Applications