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Bipolar Electrochemistry: Chemical Analysis Based on Electrochemiluminescence and Surface Enhanced Raman Spectroscopy 

Fan, Sanjun (2015-07-24)
Bipolar electrochemistry has a variety of applications ranging from chemical analysis, material modification and synthesis, to generate motions, etc, and it is also a very simple, cheap, useful technology. The main goal ...

DNA-based Proximity Assays for Biomarker Detection Using Fluorescence and Electrochemistry with Improved Performance through Probe Flexibility 

Kurian, Amanda S.N. (2023-04-27)
Detection of biomarkers is important in understanding the mechanisms underlying a disease and developing therapeutics for treatment and cure. Although there are several sensitive and specific analytical techniques revolving ...

Enhancing Bioanalytical Assays with Photocleavable DNA Strands and Valve-Based Microfluidics 

Bresler Bezerra, Andresa (2024-04-30)
The detection and quantification of biomarkers, especially in the early stages of diseases, play a crucial role in developing new therapeutics and increasing treatment effectiveness. Hence it is a vital part of advancing ...

Lipid-Based Discrimination of Foodborne Pathogens using Liquid Chromatography Ion Mobility Tandem Mass Spectrometry 

Jerin, Iffat (2026-04-21)  ETD File Embargoed
Foodborne pathogens present a significant public health concern, contributing substantial morbidity, a significant economic burden, and a threat to human food safety. Rapid and accurate identification of bacterial pathogens ...

Mechanistic Insights into Reversible Two-Electron Energy Storage for Redox-Flow Batteries Using Nickel Bis(diphosphine) Complexes 

Hossain, Md. Musharraf (2026-07-31)  ETD File Embargoed
Redox flow batteries (RFBs) have emerged as a promising energy storage technology for grid-scale integration of renewable energy. Low energy density remains a major barrier to their large-scale commercialization and broader ...