Analytical Chemistry | School of Molecular Sciences

Analytical chemistry research at ASU spans several disciplines and interest areas. Extensive collaborations with engineers, medical researchers, biologists, among others, form the basis for an exciting set of research projects. Analytical Chemistry attempts to help understand the world around us through measurements. Unique experimental and theoretical approaches to sensors, separation and detection with state-of-the-art instrumental design and fabrication are applied to diverse targets including environmental hazards, deep sea 'black smoker' vents, early detection of cancer, high-speed DNA sequencing, bio- and chemical warfare agents and ultramicrofabricated sensors.

	Chad Borges Assistant Professor Analytical biochemistry, mass spectrometry, protein posttranslational modifications, disease markers		Daniel Buttry Professor and Chair Battery and fuel cell materials, Electrochemistry, Corrosion, Interfacial chemistry
	Jia Guo Assistant Professor Single Cell Genomics and Proteomics, Fluorescent Probes, Molecular Imaging		Mark Hayes Professor Microfluidics, bioassays, microchip devices, Noninvasive sampling, materials and surface chemistry
	Pierre Herckes Associate Professor Environmental Chemistry, Atmospheric Chemistry, Aerosol and Cloud Chemistry, EnvironmentalÂ Pollution, Analytical Chemistry		Alexandra Ros Associate Professor Micro and nanofluidics Bioanalytics, Single cell analysis, Biomolecule migration mechanisms
	Peter Williams Professor Mass spectrometry, MALDI, DNA, sequencing, DNA Arrays		Hao Yan Milton D. Glick Distinguished Professor Design and assembly of biologically inspired nanomaterials, DNA nanostructures, nanoelectronics, biomolecular imaging