Our research is focused on the development of tools and methods to characterise complex chemical mixtures and detect molecules selectively. These methods can be used for monitoring the progress of chemical reactions (in situ and ex situ), testing water quality and in exposure studies. The electrochemical sensors and biosensors we develop are used in environmental and healthcare applications.

Research keywords: Spectroscopy, in operando, chemical reaction monitoring, detection of specific molecules, characterisation, identification and quantification, water.

Academic staff:

• Professor Petra Cameron
  
• Dr Jonathan Cox
• Dr Ulrich Hintermair
• Professor Toby Jenkins
• Professor Barbara Kasprzyk-Hordern
• Dr Jon Kragskow
• Professor Tony James
• Dr John Lowe
• Dr Anneke Lubben
• Professor Frank Marken
• Professor Sofia I. Pascu
• Dr Elizaveta Suturina

Read about our other research themes

• Health
• Interfaces
• Materials
• Transformations