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Welcome to Warwick Electrochemistry!

Founded in 1992, the Warwick Electrochemistry & Interfaces Group (WEIG) is internationally leading in the development of frontier instrumental techniques, with applications in electrochemistry, electrocatalysis, energy research, sensor systems, material characterisation and the life sciences.

Led by Professors Patrick Unwin & Julie Macpherson, WEIG is constituted of members from all over the world. We seek the best and brightest to join us at WEIG, with our research making important advances in imaging, energy, health, chemical sensing, engineering and materials science. Our staff and students enjoy exciting careers in research and development, at one of the UK's premier research centres, The University of Warwick.

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Well Done Cameron and Minkyung

Many congratulations to Dr Cameron Bentley for winning the Early Career Analytical Electrochemistry …

Well Done Enrico

Congratulations to Enrico Daviddi- Runner up prize in Warwick Chemistry Department 2020 symposium's

Well Done Segun

Congratulations to Oluwasegun Wahab who won the prize for best poster “Visualization of CO2 Electror…

Congratulations Baoping!

Many congratulations go to Baoping Chen for passing his viva and completing his PhD on the 1st May 2…

Well Done Julie

Congratulations to Prof. Julie Macpherson for winning this years Barker Medal. Prof. Macpherson will…

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Recent Publications

• Ex-vivo Electrochemical pH Mapping of the Gastrointestinal Tract in the Absence and Presence of Pharmacological Agents

• Electric Field‐Controlled Synthesis and Characterisation of Single Metal Organic Framework Nanoparticles

• Scanning Electrochemical Cell Microscopy (SECCM) in Aprotic Solvents: Practical Considerations and Applications

• Assessment of acid and thermal oxidation treatments for removing sp2 bonded carbon from the surface of boron doped diamond

• Scanning Electrochemical Cell Microscopy: A Natural Technique for Single Entity Electrochemistry

• Bioelectrical understanding and engineering of cell biology

• Nanoscale Scanning Electrochemical Cell Microscopy and Correlative Surface Structural Analysis to Map Anodic and Cathodic Reactions on Polycrystalline Zn in Acid Media

• Investigation of sp2-carbon pattern geometry in boron doped diamond electrodes for the electrochemical quantification of hypochlorite at high concentrations

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Research

Electrochemical Imaging

Nano Materials & Graphene

Diamond Sensors

Crystal Growth & Dissolution

Publications

Facilities

Electrochemical Imaging

Confocal Microscopy

Electrochemistry

Substrate Preparation

People

Prof. Patrick Unwin

Prof. Julie Macpherson

Postdoctoral Researchers (PDRA)

Doctoral Candidates (PhD)

Masters Students (MSc/MChem)

Job Opportunities