Bio-analytic chemistry and bio-electrochemistry
Development of novel bio photo electrochemical cells based on electron donation from whole photosynthetic organisms. Investigation of the mechanisms for electron transport between photosynthetic organisms and electrochemical cells. Identification of nontoxic electron mediators that can induce photocurrent and hydrogen gas production.
ResearchGate Publication
January 2020
Nadph Performs Mediated Electron Transfer in Cyanobacterial-Driven Bio-Photoelectrochemical Cellsnadph Performs Mediated Electron Transfer in Cyanobacterial-Driven Bio-Photoelectrochemical Cells
ResearchGate Publication
December 2020
NADPH performs mediated electron transfer in cyanobacterial-driven bio-photoelectrochemical cells
ResearchGate Publication
April 2021
Bioelectricity generation from live marine photosynthetic macroalgae
ResearchGate Publication
September 2021
Harvesting electrical current from intact plant leaves
ResearchGate Publication
October 2021
Electron Mediation and Photocurrent Enhancement in Dunalliela salina Driven Bio-Photo Electrochemical Cells
ResearchGate Publication
November 2021
Bioelectricity generation from live marine photosynthetic macroalgae
ResearchGate Publication
November 2021
A new replication medium enables a rapid identification of φx-174 virus by synchronous fluorescence of Tryptophan
ResearchGate Publication
January 2022
Harvesting Electrical Current from Intact Plant Leaves
ResearchGate Publication
January 2022
Trichodesmium Erythraeum produces a higher photocurrent than other cyanobacterial species in bio-photo electrochemical cells
ResearchGate Publication
July 2022
Harnessing photosynthesis to produce electricity using cyanobacteria, green algae, seaweeds and plants
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ResearchGate Publication
July 2022
Production of photocurrent and hydrogen gas from intact plant leaves
ResearchGate Publication
July 2022
Switching of photocurrent polarity in electrochemical cells with light via an excited state proton transfer mechanism
ResearchGate Publication
August 2022
Trichodesmium erythraeum produces a higher photocurrent than other cyanobacterial species in bio-photo electrochemical cells
