Netz Lab News
Netz Lab wishes all of our friends a happy Earth Day 2021!
Go out there for a walk, meditate with the breeze on your shoulders, have a socially distant conversation under the sun, or do something to help us protect the planet! Netz Lab is strongly committed to the well being of our society and our beautiful planet earth. We donate to the Nature Conservancy Society and […]
The Netz Lab Diversity, Equality, and Inclusion Action Plan draft is now posted in our website.
This is a living document that we will continuously update and refine to strengthen our commitment to inclusion.
Sharing a modest step toward developing DNA origami-based electrochemical sensors. In this collaborative manuscript, Prof. Lukeman and colleagues have created a proof-of-concept, modular platform for the highly-specific sensing of mesoscale molecular targets. Stay tuned for future improvements on the platform.
https://pubs.rsc.org/en/content/articlelanding/2020/NR/D0NR00952K#!divAbstract
Sharing an interview I had with ECSblog regarding the status of our lab during the COVID-19 lockdown. I hope this series of faculty interviews will help our community cope with the situation and motivate our trainees to get creative and do something to help. Stay safe all!
A big thanks to Jamie Spangler, Taekjip Ha, Miguel Pellitero and Elissa Leonard for working hard toward this effort with me. https://www.electrochem.org/ecs-blog/ecs-adapts-advances-arroyo-curras?utm_source=Informz&utm_medium=Email&utm_campaign=ECS%20Website&_zs=MvCAd1&_zl=GlKp6
Congratulations to @Miguel Aller Pellitero for publishing his first review ms from our group. Great way to end the year, Miguel!
http://jes.ecsdl.org/content/167/3/037529.full.pdf
New NetzLab Member: Miguel Pellitero
Very excited to share the news that Miguel A. Pellitero has started a postdoctoral position in our lab. Miguel received his B.S. in Chemistry and Masters in Analytical Chemistry from the University of Oviedo, Spain. He then moved to Barcelona to pursue a PhD in Electrochemistry at Autonomous University of Barcelona, where he worked as […]
Tracking my Office Weather
From week one of my faculty tenure my office has been very playful. The inside microclimate changes on a weekly basis, from no heating in winter time to no cooling in the summer. Because of how much fun this has been to me, I decided to track my office temperature changes over time in the […]