Cambridge University Electrochemical Masterclasses

Why this 2-day Masterclass in Electroanalysis Workshop?

Electroanalytical techniques are the methodologies underpinning all electrochemical sensors.

This 2-day course run by the University of Cambridge will provide the attendees with the tools and necessary experience to develop and troubleshoot their own electrochemical systems, with a specific focus on electroanalytical chemistry.  

Practical examples that will be discussed includes: novel pH sensors, chemical sensors, biosensors and medical diagnostics.

Who should attend?

This course is designed for anyone embarking on a programme, project, or research where electroanalytical science is at the heart of what they are developing, be it within the industrial or academic arenas.

Practical and theoretical sessions.

Combining both seminar and laboratory ‘hands-on’ learning, the delegates will leave with the confidence to tackle this expanding technological area. Hands-on practicals will include: glucose detection, potassium detection, oxygen detection and chilli hotness measuring.

Tutors

Developed by award winning Industrialists and Cambridge Academics, using University of Cambridge teaching techniques, this Masterclass delivers a valuable insight for anyone intending to use electrochemical techniques within a sensing application.

The course will be led by Professor Adrian Fisher of the University of Cambridge, supported by Dr Nathan Lawrence of CambEChem and Dr Martin Peacock of Zimmer and Peacock.

Venue and Date

This course will be held at the University of Cambridge Department of Chemical Engineering and runs on the 25 to 26 September 2018.  The precise location is The Hauser Forum, 3 Charles Babbage Rd, Cambridge CB3 0GT, next to the West Cafe, click here for The Hausier Forum.

Day One:

Tuesday 25 September

ideaSpace, Hauser Forum 

09:00 – 17:00

Registration & Welcome Presentation

MORNING

LECTURE 1

Introduction to Electrochemical for Sensors 

Q&A Session 

ADVANCED LABORATORY 1

Getting to know the Software and Harware

LUNCH

AFTERNOON

LECTURE 2

Introduction to Voltammetry for Sensors 

Q&A Session 

LECTURE 3

Electrochemical Sensors: Principles and Deployment

Q&A Session 

Discussion Break

ADVANCED LABORATORY 2

Introduction to Analysis

Summary & Discussion

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The address of the venue is 3 Charles Babbage Road Cambridge CB3 0GT UK.

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