Department of Chemistry
Analytical chemistry
The group focuses on the development of analytical methods, principally centred on separations science and mass spectrometry, and their application in biomolecular and environmental research. Large, interdisciplinary collaborations are central to the research in this section.
Areas of interest
Particular areas of interest include
- Archaeological science (Professor Brendan Keely, Dr Alexandre Lucquin, Dr Kirsty Penkman, Professor Jane Thomas-Oates, Dr Julie Wilson)
- Chemometrics, image analysis and statistical pattern recognition (Dr Julie Wilson)
- Organic geochemical and environmental science (Professor Brendan Keely)
- Liquid and electrophoretic separations and detector technology (Professor David Goodall)
- Post-genomic science (Professor Jane Thomas-Oates)
Gas chromatograph on a chip
Current members
The current members of this research group are:
- Professor David Goodall
- Professor Brendan Keely
- Dr Alexandre Lucquin
- Dr Kirsty Penkman
- Professor Jane Thomas-Oates
- Dr Julie Wilson
Other Members of Staff
In addition, a number of other members of staff have interests in analytical, environmental or atmospheric chemistry and collaborate with members of the group. These staff include:
- Professor Peter Bernath
- Professor Lucy Carpenter
- Professor James Clark
- Dr Caroline Dessent
- Dr Richard Douthwaite
- Professor Simon Duckett
- Professor Mathew Evans
- Dr Jacqueline Hamilton
- Emeritus Professor Ron Hester
- Professor Alistair Lewis
- Dr John Moore
- Dr Jennifer Potts
- Dr Anne Routledge
- Dr Angelika Sebald
Research scientist working on an HPLC-MS