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Can light-driven chemical measurements reveal what is happening on complex biological and material surfaces?
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The group develops analytical methods based on photoionization, laser ablation and mass spectrometry. Research uses approaches including ultrashort laser pulses and X-ray photoelectron spectroscopy, sometimes requiring new instruments built in the laboratory. Applications include mass-spectrometry imaging of bacterial biofilms and lithium-ion batteries. The program also develops data-analysis methods for these measurements, connecting surface chemistry with questions in microbiology, bioengineering and materials characterization.
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