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Necati Kaval

Research Associate

University of Cincinnati

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College of Arts and Sciences

Chemistry

Necati Kaval is currently serving as a Chemistry Research Associate at University of Cincinnati.

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University of Cincinnati

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materials science spectroelectrochemistry microfluidics analytical chemistry applied physics biomedical engineering instrumentation electrochemistry multimode selectivity single device pharmacology polymer chemistry biomaterials polymer science nanoparticles electroanalytical chemistry transition metal chemistry pharmaceutics controlled release luminescence polyhedron coordination chemistry condensed matter nanoparticle research polymer degradation in vitro toxicology biomedical technologies organic electronics micro-electromechanical systems chip on board anion sensing colorimetry pharmaceutical sciences biomaterials design pharmaceutical nanotechnology molecular imprinting optical spectroscopy plasmonics organometallic catalysis advanced electrode material nanostructure synthesis nanoscale science bioplastics microplastics inertial microfluidics corannulene-based blue emitters optical evaluation luminescence-based detection solid-state materials aqueous solution hydrophilic drugs organic contaminants high-throughput flow cytometry polymer swelling electrochemical evaluation total reflectance spectroelectrochemistry novel turbidimetric method optical effects

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Toxicity of Long Term Exposure to Low Dose Polystyrene Microplastics and Nanoplastics in Human Ipsc-Derived Cardiomyocytes. Food and Chemical Toxicology (2025)

in vitro toxicologymicroplasticspharmacologybiomedical engineeringlong term exposuredose polystyrene microplasticsbiomaterialspolymer chemistrytoxicologypolymer degradationbioplasticshuman ipsc-derived cardiomyocytes

Phase-Transition Temperature of Gold-Nanorod-Coated Nanodroplets to Microbubbles by Pulsed Laser. The Journal of Physical Chemistry A (2019)

Zhe ZhangMadison TaylorNecati KavalYoonjee C. Park

physicsmaterials sciencegold-nanorod-coated nanodropletsnanoscale sciencephysical chemistrynanoparticle researchcondensed matternanoparticlesphase-transition temperaturenanomaterialsapplied physicsnanotechnologynanostructure synthesismicrofluidics

Improved Design and Characterization of Plga/Pla-Coated Chitosan Based Micro-Implants for Controlled Release of Hydrophilic Drugs. International Journal of Pharmaceutics (2018)

Soumyarwit MannaAnna M. DonnellNecati KavalMarwan F. Al-RjoubJames J. AugsburgerRupak K. Banerjee

materials sciencepharmacologycontrolled releasebiomedical engineeringpharmaceutical nanotechnologypharmaceuticspharmaceutical sciencestissue engineeringbiomaterialspolymer chemistryhydrophilic drugsdrug deliverybiomaterials designmicrofluidics

A Low-Cost, Plug-And-Play Inertial Microfluidic Helical Capillary Device for High-Throughput Flow Cytometry. Biomicrofluidics (2017)

Xiao WangHua GaoNadja DindicNecati KavalIan Papautsky

instrumentationhigh-throughput flow cytometrybiomedical engineeringmicrofluidics

Understanding the Optical Effects of Substituting on the 1,8 and 1,5 Positions of Corannulene. Tetrahedron (2017)

Praveen BachawalaTimothy RattermanNecati KavalJames Mack

polyhedronmaterials scienceoptical effectsoptical properties

Polymer‐Coated Boron Doped Diamond Optically Transparent Electrodes for Spectroelectrochemical Sensors. Electroanalysis (2016)

Cory A. RusinekMichael F. BeckerRobert RechenbergNecati KavalKolade OjoWilliam R. Heineman

materials scienceinstrumentationspectroelectrochemistrytransparent electrodesadvanced electrode materialelectroanalytical chemistryspectroelectrochemical sensorsapplied physicsoptoelectronicselectrochemistrypolymer-coated boron

Single Stream Inertial Focusing in a Straight Microchannel. Lab on a Chip (2015)

Xiao WangMatthew ZandiChia-Chi HoNecati KavalIan Papautsky

chip on boardmicro-electromechanical systemscomputer engineeringapplied physicsinstrumentationmicrofluidics

Novel Turbidimetric Method to Study Polymer Swelling. Microchemical Journal (2012)

Barry K. LavineLeah OxenfordMariya KimNecati KavalMarcus BenjaminW.R. Seitz

materials sciencepolymer sciencenovel turbidimetric method

Luminescence-Based Spectroelectrochemical Sensor for [Tc(Dmpe) 3 ] 2+/+ (Dmpe = 1,2- Bis (Dimethylphosphino)Ethane) Within a Charge-Selective Polymer Film. Analytical Chemistry (2011)

Sayandev ChatterjeeAndrew S. Del NegroMatthew K. EdwardsSamuel A. BryanNecati KavalNebojsa PantelicLaura K. MorrisWilliam R. HeinemanCarl J. Seliskar

materials sciencespectroelectrochemistryluminescencetransition metal chemistryelectrochemistry

Solid-State Materials for Anion Sensing in Aqueous Solution: Highly Selective Colorimetric and Luminescence-Based Detection of Perchlorate Using a Platinum(II) Salt. Chemical Communications (2010)

Stephen D. TaylorWhitney HowardNecati KavalRobert HartJeanette A. KrauseWilliam B. Connick

materials scienceaqueous solutionsolid-state materialsluminescence-based detectionanalytical chemistrycolorimetryanion sensing

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Necati Kaval

Research Associate

University of Cincinnati

Affiliations

College of Arts and Sciences

Chemistry

Necati Kaval is currently serving as a Chemistry Research Associate at University of Cincinnati.

Honors

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University of Cincinnati

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Toxicity of Long Term Exposure to Low Dose Polystyrene Microplastics and Nanoplastics in Human Ipsc-Derived Cardiomyocytes. Food and Chemical Toxicology (2025)

Phase-Transition Temperature of Gold-Nanorod-Coated Nanodroplets to Microbubbles by Pulsed Laser. The Journal of Physical Chemistry A (2019)

Zhe ZhangMadison TaylorNecati KavalYoonjee C. Park

Improved Design and Characterization of Plga/Pla-Coated Chitosan Based Micro-Implants for Controlled Release of Hydrophilic Drugs. International Journal of Pharmaceutics (2018)

Soumyarwit MannaAnna M. DonnellNecati KavalMarwan F. Al-RjoubJames J. AugsburgerRupak K. Banerjee

A Low-Cost, Plug-And-Play Inertial Microfluidic Helical Capillary Device for High-Throughput Flow Cytometry. Biomicrofluidics (2017)

Xiao WangHua GaoNadja DindicNecati KavalIan Papautsky

instrumentationhigh-throughput flow cytometrybiomedical engineeringmicrofluidics

Understanding the Optical Effects of Substituting on the 1,8 and 1,5 Positions of Corannulene. Tetrahedron (2017)

Praveen BachawalaTimothy RattermanNecati KavalJames Mack

polyhedronmaterials scienceoptical effectsoptical properties

Polymer‐Coated Boron Doped Diamond Optically Transparent Electrodes for Spectroelectrochemical Sensors. Electroanalysis (2016)

Cory A. RusinekMichael F. BeckerRobert RechenbergNecati KavalKolade OjoWilliam R. Heineman

Single Stream Inertial Focusing in a Straight Microchannel. Lab on a Chip (2015)

Xiao WangMatthew ZandiChia-Chi HoNecati KavalIan Papautsky

chip on boardmicro-electromechanical systemscomputer engineeringapplied physicsinstrumentationmicrofluidics

Novel Turbidimetric Method to Study Polymer Swelling. Microchemical Journal (2012)

Barry K. LavineLeah OxenfordMariya KimNecati KavalMarcus BenjaminW.R. Seitz

materials sciencepolymer sciencenovel turbidimetric method

Luminescence-Based Spectroelectrochemical Sensor for [Tc(Dmpe) 3 ] 2+/+ (Dmpe = 1,2- Bis (Dimethylphosphino)Ethane) Within a Charge-Selective Polymer Film. Analytical Chemistry (2011)

Sayandev ChatterjeeAndrew S. Del NegroMatthew K. EdwardsSamuel A. BryanNecati KavalNebojsa PantelicLaura K. MorrisWilliam R. HeinemanCarl J. Seliskar

materials sciencespectroelectrochemistryluminescencetransition metal chemistryelectrochemistry

Solid-State Materials for Anion Sensing in Aqueous Solution: Highly Selective Colorimetric and Luminescence-Based Detection of Perchlorate Using a Platinum(II) Salt. Chemical Communications (2010)

Stephen D. TaylorWhitney HowardNecati KavalRobert HartJeanette A. KrauseWilliam B. Connick

materials scienceaqueous solutionsolid-state materialsluminescence-based detectionanalytical chemistrycolorimetryanion sensing

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