research group.
Fall 2021 Group Photo
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Glen O'Neil. Associate Professor of Chemistry and Biochemistry. PhD Tufts University, 2014 Postdoc, University of Warwick (UK), 2013-2014 Postdoc, Columbia University, 2015-2016 |
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Jocelyn Hernandez. B.S. Biochemistry, 2022 Jocelyn is a Senior at MSU & working on her senior thesis. She is working to understand how to control the junction energetics in Schottky Junction sensors. |
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Edgar Manriquez. B.S. Chemistry, 2022 ACS Scholar 2021-2022 NASA NJSGC Summer Scholar 2021 Edgar is a Senior at MSU & is working on his senior thesis. Edgar is developing hydrodynamic electrochemical devices using multi-material 3D printing. |
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Armeen Hussain. B.S. Anthropology, 2024 Armeen is a Sophomore at MSU. She is working to understand the current-potential relationship for partially illuminated Schottky Junction LAES. |
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Hana Ali. B.S. Chemistry, 2024 Hana is a Sophomore at MSU. She's working on developing new sensors using our Schottky Junction LAES platform. |
alumni.
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Enock Arthur. B.S. Biochemistry, 2021 Enock is graduated from MSU in 2021. He's working on developing 3D printed sensors for cool new measurements. Current: First-year medical student at Quinnipiac University. |
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Alexa Williams. B.S. Chemistry, 2021 Alexa is a Senior at MSU. She's working on developing new templating and electrochemical imaging methods for nanoparticle electrocatalysts. Current: Alexa is a PhD student in chemistry at Yale. |
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Rolksar Wafa. B.S. Chemistry, 2021 Rolksar graduated in 2021. She used SECCM to better understand the electrochemical properties of 3D printed electrodes. Current: Rolksar is working at Apple Chem. |
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Katey Schaffer. B.S. Chemistry, 2021 Katey graduated in 2021. She worked on controlling the energetics of Schottky Junction sensors for neurotransmitter measurements. |
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Frank Rabboh.
B.S. Chemistry, 2020 NASA NJSGC Fellow. Frank graduated in 2020. He developed pH sensors using multi-material 3D printing. Current: Frank works at Quest Diagnostics. |
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Kelly Obrzut.
B.S. Chemistry, 2020 Kelly graduated in 2020. She's trying to better understand graphene/PLA electrodes and apply them to some neat measurements. Current: Kelly is busy applying for graduate school in education. |
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Shakir Ahmed. B.S. Chemistry, 2020 Shakir graduated in 2020. He worked on developing 3D-printed filaments for measuring heavy metals. Current: BS/PharmD student at Rutgers Ernest Mario School of Pharmacy. |
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Irina Terrero Rodriguez. M.S. Chemistry, 2019 Irina graduated with her Masters degree in Chemistry in 2019. She developed light activated sensors for biologically relevant molecules. Current: Irina is a Marie-Curie PhD student at the Warwick Electrochemistry Group working with Julie Macpherson and Pat Unwin. |
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Jordyn Janusz. B.S. Chemistry, 2019 Jordyn graduated from MSU in 2019. She worked on measuring electron transfer kinetics at semiconductor-nanoparticle interfaces. Current: Jordyn is a PhD student at the University of Utah working with Henry White. |
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John Walters.
B.S. Biochemistry, 2019 John graduated from MSU in 2019. He worked on making heavy metal sensors using 3D printing. Current: NJ Medical School class of 2024. |
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Quint von Lengerke.
Montclair Kimberly Academy, 2019 Quint worked on optimizing 3D printing microfluidic devices. Current: Quint is currently an undergraduate at the Colorado School of Mines. |
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Olivier Dolisca.
B.S. Biology, 2019 Olivier graduated from MSU in 2019. Olivier worked on 3D printing sensors. |
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Kevin Halloran.
B.S. Chemistry, 2019 Kevin graduated from MSU in 2019. Kevin worked on 3D printing chemical sensors. Current: Kevin works at Nice Pak in Orangeburg, NY. |
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Alex Rodriguez.
B.S. Chemistry, 2018 Alex graduated from MSU in 2018. She worked on making sensors using semiconducting electrodes using graphene oxide. Current: Alex works at Roche. |
