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Ali Balkis joins the Voelcker group! His research interests include the chemical and electrochemical synthesis and characterisation of nanostructured materials; electrocatalysis; catalysis; the application of electrochemical methods to various aspects of physical, chemical and...
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Check out our new ACS Applied Materials & Interfaces paper on “Rapid Detection of Anabolic and Narcotic Doping Agents in Saliva and Urine by Means of Nanostructured Silicon SALDI Mass Spectrometry” by Raj! Our...
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Dr. Mark B. Richardson is a Research Plus Postdoctoral Fellow at CSIRO. Combining his backgrounds in synthetic carbohydrate chemistry, and biosensor design and fabrication, Mark is currently working towards advanced oligosaccharide-based aptamers for sensing...
Lars is a postdoctoral research fellow working in the field of brain cancer theranostics in collaboration with CSIRO and Monash Biomedical Imaging, where he combines porous silicon nanoparticles and medical radioisotopes to improve the...
Sanduru Thamarai Krishnan commenced his Ph.D at MIPS, Monash University in February 2018 under the supervision of Prof. Nico Voelcker and co-supervision of Dr. David Rudd. His Doctoral studies focus on Lab-on-chip MALDI for...
Tweety Tang is visiting for 6 months as an exchange PhD student from the City University of Hong Kong under the supervision of Dr. Yun Wah LAM (Email: yunwlam@um.cityu.edu.hk). Tweety’s project focuses on the...
Hedieh Haji-Hahsemi is visiting the group for the next 6 months as a PhD candidate in Analytical Electrochemistry from University of Tehran, Iran. Her work is focused on construction of label free electrochemical immunosensors...
Arianna obtained her BSc in Chemistry at the University of Milan, Italy and her MSc in Chemistry at the Ludwig-Maximilians- Universität in Munich, Germany as a DAAD scholarship holder (German Exchange Academic Service). In...
In the Voelcker lab, we aim to gain a deeper understanding of the interactions between nanostructured materials and human cells and tissues, and their biomolecular products. To that effect, we are developing nanostructured materials and surface chemistries, with a focus on electrochemically etched meso- and macroporous materials. These systems are then optimised for applications in biosensing, drug delivery, regenerative medicine and others.
