Additional research areas: Bioanalytical, Chromatography/Electrophoresis, Materials and Surfaces
My group works at the interface between chemistry, engineering and biology. Thus, students receive broad technical training and are well poised to contribute in these key research fields. A common theme in my research is the interrelationship between biological molecules and miniaturization. We are utilizing miniaturization tools to detect and quantify clinically relevant biomolecules, and we are also applying biological molecules (in particular DNA) in forming nanoscale integrated circuits. To read more click here.
Geng, Y.; Liu, J.; Pound, E.; Gyawali, S.; Harb, J.N.; Woolley, A.T. Rapid Metallization of Lambda DNA and DNA Origami using a Pd Seeding Method. J. Mater. Chem. 21, 12126-12131 (2011).
Yu, M.; Wang, Q.; Patterson, J.E.; Woolley, A.T. Multilayer Polymer Microchip Capillary Array Electrophoresis Devices with Integrated on-chip Labeling for High-Throughput Protein Analysis. Anal. Chem. 83, 3541-3547 (2011).
Nge, P.N.; Yang, W.; Pagaduan, J.V.; Woolley, A.T. Ion-permeable Membrane for On-chip Preconcentration and Separation of Cancer Marker Proteins. Electrophoresis 32, 1133-1140 (2011).
Liu, J.; Geng, Y.; Pound, E.; Gyawali, S.; Ashton, J.R.; Hickey, J.; Woolley, A.T.; Harb, J.N. Metallization of Branched DNA Origami for Nanoelectronic Circuit Fabrication. ACS Nano 5, 2240-2247 (2011).
Yang, W.; Yu, M.; Sun, X.; Woolley, A.T. Microdevices Integrating Affinity Columns and Capillary Electrophoresis for Multi-biomarker Analysis in Human Serum. Lab Chip 10, 2527-2533 (2010).
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