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Project Description
Elements present in natural materials at concentrations < 1000 mg/kg have been defined as trace elements. Most elements of the periodic table are trace elements. Although some trace elements are ess...
George Breit and Heather Lowers I. Improved Electron Probe Microanalysis – Characterization of an Important Arsenic Sink Techniques of quantitative analysis using the electron microprobe ...
Laurie Balistrieri Project work & strategy: Our work involves understanding how elements cycle through the environment and determining how chemical speciation affects the availability and t...
An international consortium of scientists has undertaken a major experiment to determine just that. The experiment is called METAALICUS (Mercury Experiment To Assess Atmospheric ...
High concentrations of methyl-mercury (CH3Hg+), a substance toxic to both animals and humans, recently have been measured in a number of top predators (including panthers and game fish) native to the ...
Michele Tuttle, Paul Briggs, and Cyrus BerrySulfur is ubiquitous in the natural geochemical environment. It occurs in sulfide and sulfate minerals, as well as in its elemental state, in ores related t...
The Mercury Experiment to Assess Atmospheric Loadings in Canada and the US (METAALICUS) project is a unique, whole ecosystem mercury loading study to test the watershed-scale response to a change...
Vanadium has been found to play a number of roles in biological systems. It is present in certain vanadium dependent haloperoxidase and nitrogenase enzymes. Many sea squirts accumulate vanadium in ver...
The project will map, engineer and optimise the metabolic routes in yeast leading to the target selenium compounds. The selenium compounds produced be the various strain modifications of yeasts will b...
Research Group
Areas of Interest Cr- and Ni-induced cancers Vanadium and Cr(III) anti-diabetic drugs Ruthenium and gallium anti-...
Aldrich-Wright Group; Keywords: anticancer, metallointercalators, biological activity, NMR, platinumSignificant contributions have been made to the investigation of metal complex-DNA inte...
We are engaged in the development and improvement of analytical methods, with a focus on inorganic analysis. The determination of trace elements and the identification and quantification of trace ele...
Using elemental and molecular spectrometry, we develop new analytical methods to decipher processes in the environment and biology. In addition to compounds containing metals and metalloids, we are ...
Bioinorganic Chemistryand Medicinal Chemistry, Synthetic Chemistry, Analytical Chemistry, Bioanalytics as well as Cell BiologyResponsible: Bernhard Keppler together with Vladimir Arion, Markus Galansk...
The Atomic and Mass Spectrometry research group at Ghent University (A&MS-UGent) is specialized in the development of methods for the determination, elemental speciation and isotopic analysis ...
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