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Guest Speaker: Prof. Christian Bleiholder


Research Seminar: Ngan Thai


Guest Speaker: Prof. Gabe Nagy


Guest Speaker: Prof. Nicholas Borotto


Research Seminar: Mya Brown


Leveraging High-Resolution Ion Mobility-Mass Spectrometry Approaches for Improving Analysis of Metabolites, Illicit Drugs, and Environmental Contaminants

Ion mobility-mass spectrometry (IM-MS) has emerged as a powerful analytical technique in the biological -omics over the last two decades, due to advantages in speed and separation capabilities. Despite its now widespread utility, the resolving power of many commercial IM platforms (~40-60) is often insufficient for resolution of structurally similar compounds such as stereoisomers. This presents a critical need for us to develop higher…


Mass Spectrometry Technologies for Critical Analytical Challenges: from Small Molecules to Mega Dalton Complexes

Recent innovations in speed, accuracy and sensitivity have established mass spectrometry (MS) based methods as a key technology for the analysis of complex mixtures. MS techniques are emerging as the analytical gold standard for the identification and characterization of molecular components with wide applications in forensic, environmental, and biomedical research.  My research group focuses on the development of emerging technologies for…


Research Seminar: Kendall Clerici


Advances in Extraction and Analysis of Daidzein for Therapeutic Applications

Daidzein, a bioactive isoflavonoid found in soybeans, roselle, and other legumes, has gained attention for its antioxidant, anti-inflammatory, and estrogenic properties.1 Its therapeutic potential in bone health, cardiovascular protection, and cancer prevention has positioned it as a key compound in nutraceuticals and functional foods.1,2  Accurate extraction and analysis of daidzein are critical for quality control, pharmacokinetics…


Advancements in Laser-Induced Breakdown Spectroscopy (LIBS) to Improve Online Elemental Analysis of Aerosols

Aerosols can have significant impact on the environment and health based on their chemical composition. It’s imperative to understand the chemical composition at the single particle level as it has influence on ice nucleation potential, cloud condensing nuclei potential and radiative forcing.1 Laser-induced breakdown spectroscopy (LIBS) is an emerging technique for online analysis of single particle aerosol composition. LIBS requires no vacuum…
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