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William R Heineman

Distinguished Research Professor

University of Cincinnati

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College of Arts and Sciences

Chemistry

William R Heineman is currently serving as a Chemistry Distinguished Research Professor at University of Cincinnati.

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William R Heineman

University of Cincinnati

Distinguished Research Professor

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materials science electrochemistry analytical chemistry electroanalytical chemistry spectroelectrochemistry chemical engineering instrumentation immunology biomedical engineering sensors biosensors inorganic chemistry nanotechnology transition metal chemistry sensor technology coordination chemistry electroanalytical sensor bioelectrochemistry clinical chemistry biomedical analysis sensor design chemical sensors single device material chemistry electrochemical detection proteomics electronic materials analytical atomic spectrometry advanced electrode material electrode reaction mechanisms spectroelectrochemical sensing capillary electrophoresis multimode selectivity analytical biotechnology optical engineering drug analysis organic electronics electrode-electrolyte interfaces nanosensors laboratory medicine membrane science nanobiotechnology spectrochemical analysis surface electrochemistry spectroelectrochemical sensor redox biology analytical instrumentation liquid chromatography lab-on-a-chip electronics applied microbiology pharmaceutical sciences pharmaceutical research electrochemical cell carbon-based materials radiation detection electrochemical immunoassay redox chemistry polymer technology electrochemical properties chemical sciences protein science separation technology lead identification pharmaceutical technology sensing mechanisms transparent electrodes mercury chemistry microchip capillary electrophoresis flow injection analysis electrochemical techniques heavy metals graphite electrodes bead-based immunoassay electrochemical studies spectroscopic ellipsometry biological engineering analytical toxicology

Notable Scholarly Works

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A Free-Standing Boron-Doped Diamond Grid Electrode for Fundamental Spectroelectrochemistry. Analytical Chemistry (2024)

Hannah K. PatenaudeNastasija DamjanovicJason RakosDustyn C. WeberAaron I. JacobsSamuel A. BryanAmanda M. LinesWilliam R. HeinemanShirmir D. BranchCory A. Rusinek

materials sciencefundamental spectroelectrochemistrynanoengineeringchemical engineeringoptical propertiesspectroelectrochemistryborophenespectrochemical analysisanalytical chemistryspectroscopyelectroanalytical chemistryelectron spectroscopyfundamental electrochemistryelectrochemistry

Electrochemistry of EU(III/II) and U(IV/III) in Licl-Kcl Molten Salt With Free-Standing Boron-Doped Diamond. (2024)

Jason RakosNastasija DamjanovicSarah KazemeiniDustyn C. WeberAmanda M. LinesSamuel A. BryanWilliam R. HeinemanShirmir D. BranchCory Allen Rusinek

electrode-electrolyte interfaceschemical engineeringelectrochemical engineeringfree-standing boron-doped diamondcoordination chemistrydiamond-like carbonlicl-kcl moltensurface electrochemistryelectrochemistry

Electrochemical Determination of Manganese in Whole Blood With Indium Tin Oxide Electrode. Journal of The Electrochemical Society (2022)

Zhizhen WuWilliam R. HeinemanErin N. HaynesIan Papautsky

materials scienceelectrochemical determinationwhole bloodelectrochemistry

Sensitive Detection of Adrenaline Using Electrochemically Surface-Treated Rgo-Aunps Electrode. IEEE Sensors (2022)

Haodong LuYue HuangXiaoshan ZhuWilliam R. Heineman

sensor technologytechnologywearable technologypharmacologyelectrode-electrolyte interfaceselectroanalytical sensorsurface-treated rgo-aunps electrodesensor designsensorselectronicselectroanalytical chemistryelectrical engineeringphysiological measurementsbioelectrochemistryinstrumentationsensitive detectionelectrochemistrybioelectronics

A Visual Hydrogen Sensor Prototype for Monitoring Magnesium Implant Biodegradation. Analytical Chemistry (2021)

Michael E. SmithDaniel P. RoseXiaoyu CuiAngela L. StastnyPeng ZhangWilliam R. Heineman

materials sciencematerial chemistryanalytical chemistrycomposite sciencebiosensorselectronic materialsmaterials engineeringsensorscorrosion technologyelectroanalytical chemistryapplied chemistrymagnesium implant biodegradationanalytical instrumentationmechanical engineeringbiomedical imaginginstrumentationbiomedical engineeringbioinstrumentationimplantable sensors

Determination of Manganese in Human Whole Blood With Indium Tin Oxide Electrochemical Point-Of-Care Sensor. ECS Meeting Abstracts (2021)

Zhizhen WuWilliam R. HeinemanErin HaynesElena Boselli

metal contaminationmaterials sciencebiosensorshuman whole bloodbioactive metalcoordination chemistryanalytical chemistrysensorselectroanalytical chemistryinorganic chemistrytrace metalsbiochemistrytransition metal chemistryelectrochemistry

Editors’ Choice—Review—From Polarography to Electrochemical Biosensors: The 100-Year Quest for Selectivity and Sensitivity. Journal of The Electrochemical Society (2021)

William R. HeinemanPeter T. KissingerKenneth R. Wehmeyer

biosensorselectrochemical biosensors

Effects of Experimental Conditions on the Signaling Fidelity of Impedance-Based Nucleic Acid Sensors. Analytical Chemistry (2021)

Vasileia VogiaziArmah de la CruzWilliam R. HeinemanRyan J. WhiteDionysios D. Dionysiou

biosensorsexperimental analysisbiophysicssignal integritycell signalinganalytical chemistrymolecular biologyexperimental conditionsnanotechnologybiological engineering

Electrochemical Affinity Assays/Sensors: Brief History and Current Status. Annual Review of Analytical Chemistry (2021)

Kenneth R. WehmeyerRyan J. WhitePeter T. KissingerWilliam R. Heineman

materials sciencebrief historyanalytical chemistrysensorscurrent statuselectrochemistry

From Polarography to Electrochemical Biosensors: The 100-Year Quest for Selectivity and Sensitivity. Journal of the Electrochemical Society (2021)

biosensorsbiophysicsbiomedical engineeringbioanalysiselectroanalytical sensor100-year questnanosensorssensorsanalytical chemistryelectrochemical biosensorsbiomedical analysiselectroanalytical chemistrybioelectrochemistryelectrochemistrybioelectronics

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William R Heineman

Distinguished Research Professor

University of Cincinnati

Affiliations

College of Arts and Sciences

Chemistry

William R Heineman is currently serving as a Chemistry Distinguished Research Professor at University of Cincinnati.

Honors

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Experiences

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Education

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William R Heineman

University of Cincinnati

Distinguished Research Professor

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

A Free-Standing Boron-Doped Diamond Grid Electrode for Fundamental Spectroelectrochemistry. Analytical Chemistry (2024)

Hannah K. PatenaudeNastasija DamjanovicJason RakosDustyn C. WeberAaron I. JacobsSamuel A. BryanAmanda M. LinesWilliam R. HeinemanShirmir D. BranchCory A. Rusinek

Electrochemistry of EU(III/II) and U(IV/III) in Licl-Kcl Molten Salt With Free-Standing Boron-Doped Diamond. (2024)

Jason RakosNastasija DamjanovicSarah KazemeiniDustyn C. WeberAmanda M. LinesSamuel A. BryanWilliam R. HeinemanShirmir D. BranchCory Allen Rusinek

Electrochemical Determination of Manganese in Whole Blood With Indium Tin Oxide Electrode. Journal of The Electrochemical Society (2022)

Zhizhen WuWilliam R. HeinemanErin N. HaynesIan Papautsky

materials scienceelectrochemical determinationwhole bloodelectrochemistry

Sensitive Detection of Adrenaline Using Electrochemically Surface-Treated Rgo-Aunps Electrode. IEEE Sensors (2022)

Haodong LuYue HuangXiaoshan ZhuWilliam R. Heineman

A Visual Hydrogen Sensor Prototype for Monitoring Magnesium Implant Biodegradation. Analytical Chemistry (2021)

Michael E. SmithDaniel P. RoseXiaoyu CuiAngela L. StastnyPeng ZhangWilliam R. Heineman

Determination of Manganese in Human Whole Blood With Indium Tin Oxide Electrochemical Point-Of-Care Sensor. ECS Meeting Abstracts (2021)

Zhizhen WuWilliam R. HeinemanErin HaynesElena Boselli

Editors’ Choice—Review—From Polarography to Electrochemical Biosensors: The 100-Year Quest for Selectivity and Sensitivity. Journal of The Electrochemical Society (2021)

William R. HeinemanPeter T. KissingerKenneth R. Wehmeyer

biosensorselectrochemical biosensors

Effects of Experimental Conditions on the Signaling Fidelity of Impedance-Based Nucleic Acid Sensors. Analytical Chemistry (2021)

Vasileia VogiaziArmah de la CruzWilliam R. HeinemanRyan J. WhiteDionysios D. Dionysiou

biosensorsexperimental analysisbiophysicssignal integritycell signalinganalytical chemistrymolecular biologyexperimental conditionsnanotechnologybiological engineering

Electrochemical Affinity Assays/Sensors: Brief History and Current Status. Annual Review of Analytical Chemistry (2021)

Kenneth R. WehmeyerRyan J. WhitePeter T. KissingerWilliam R. Heineman

materials sciencebrief historyanalytical chemistrysensorscurrent statuselectrochemistry

From Polarography to Electrochemical Biosensors: The 100-Year Quest for Selectivity and Sensitivity. Journal of the Electrochemical Society (2021)

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