Research Articles
The Electric Paintbrush: Crafting Super-Sensors with Dye Electropolymerization
Explore how dye electropolymerization creates microscopic sensors for detecting molecules in blood, polluted water, and more.
Detection of Damage to DNA Using Electrochemical and Piezoelectric DNA-Based Biosensors
Explore how electrochemical and piezoelectric DNA-based biosensors detect DNA damage with high sensitivity and real-time monitoring capabilities.
The Graphite Revolution: How a Specially Treated Electrode is Transforming Antibiotic Detection
Discover how anodized edge-plane pyrolytic graphite electrodes are revolutionizing clindamycin detection in pharmaceuticals and human urine samples.
The Invisible Detectives: How Electroanalysis Decodes Our Chemical World
Explore modern electroanalysis techniques that transform chemical information into electrical signals for detecting pollutants, biomarkers, and more.
Catching Lightning in a Droplet: How Scientists Are Amplifying Vanishingly Small Signals
Breakthrough research enables detection of fewer than 1,000 molecules using dissolving microdroplets and electrochemical amplification.
The Invisible Antennas: How Gold Nanowire Arrays are Revolutionizing Electrochemical Sensing
Exploring the revolutionary potential of gold nanowire electrode arrays in electrochemical sensing applications from medical diagnostics to environmental monitoring.
Beyond the Noise: How Elimination Voltammetry is Revolutionizing Electrochemical Sensing
Discover how Elimination Voltammetry with Linear Scan (EVLS) is transforming electrochemical analysis with unprecedented sensitivity and clarity.