Weijie Wang | Chemistry | Innovative Research Award

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Innovative Research Award

Weijie Wang
University of Health and Rehabilitation Sciences, China
Weijie Wang
Affiliation University of Health and Rehabilitation Sciences
Country China
Scopus ID 55859011600
Documents 51
Citations 1,288
h-index 18
Subject Area Chemistry
Event International Phenomenological Research Awards
ORCID 0000-0002-5392-4958

Weijie Wang is a researcher affiliated with the University of Health and Rehabilitation Sciences in China. His academic work spans polymer chemistry and physics, biomedical polymers, advanced drug delivery systems, tumor immunotherapy, and the development of high-performance structural and functional materials. His publication record, citation impact, patent activity, and interdisciplinary research contributions have established a scholarly profile within contemporary materials science and chemistry research communities.[1]

Abstract

This article presents an academic overview of Weijie Wang and evaluates the significance of his scholarly contributions within polymer chemistry, biomaterials research, adaptive materials, and functional polymer systems. His work integrates fundamental polymer science with applications in biomedical engineering, responsive materials, drug delivery, and advanced structural systems. Through publications in internationally recognized journals and participation in major research projects, Wang has contributed to the advancement of knowledge in polymeric material design and performance optimization.[1][2]

Keywords

Polymer Materials, Polymeric Chemistry and Physics, Biomaterials, Adaptive Materials, Elastomer, Hydrogen-Bonding Complexation, Microphase Separation, Humidity Sensitivity.

Introduction

Modern materials science increasingly depends on the development of multifunctional polymer systems capable of exhibiting responsive, adaptive, and biologically relevant behaviors. Researchers operating at the interface of chemistry, physics, and biomedical engineering play a critical role in creating next-generation materials. Weijie Wang’s academic activities focus on these interdisciplinary challenges, particularly through the study of triblock copolymers, self-assembly mechanisms, adaptive elastomers, biomaterials, and advanced therapeutic platforms.[2][3]

Research Profile

Weijie Wang received a Bachelor of Science degree from Ludong University in 2017 and completed a PhD at Donghua University in 2023. His research portfolio encompasses polymer chemistry and physics, biomedical polymers, advanced drug delivery systems, tumor immunotherapy, and high-performance structural and functional materials. He has authored numerous scientific papers, obtained invention patents, participated in national research programs, and contributed to academic conferences through presentations and technical reports.[1]

  • Polymer chemistry and polymer physics.
  • Biomedical polymers and therapeutic materials.
  • Advanced drug delivery technologies.
  • Adaptive elastomers and responsive materials.
  • Tumor immunotherapy-related material systems.
  • Structural and functional polymeric materials.

Research Contributions

A significant theme in Weijie Wang’s research is the design of polymer systems inspired by biological structures and adaptive natural mechanisms. His investigations into triblock polymer assemblies have contributed to the understanding of humidity-responsive behavior, elasticity regulation, microphase separation, and environmentally adaptive material performance.[2][3]

His research also extends into biomedical applications, where advanced material systems are developed to improve therapeutic effectiveness, tissue compatibility, and controlled delivery processes. Collaborative contributions to biomaterials research have explored innovative approaches for addressing immune dysfunction and redox imbalance in disease treatment contexts.[5]

Publications

Weijie Wang’s publications highlight advances in adaptive polymer systems, humidity-responsive elastomers, self-assembled hydrogen-bonded complexes, biomedical therapeutic materials, and nanostructured amphiphilic assemblies. These studies contribute to polymer science, biomaterials engineering, and functional material design through innovative structure–property investigations and application-oriented research.[3][4][5][6][7]

Research Impact

According to available bibliometric indicators, Weijie Wang’s scholarly profile includes 51 indexed documents, 1,288 citations, and an h-index of 18. These metrics indicate sustained visibility and engagement within scientific literature. His publications have contributed to ongoing discussions concerning adaptive polymer systems, self-assembly mechanisms, biomaterials engineering, and functional material performance.[1]

The combination of peer-reviewed publications, patents, interdisciplinary collaborations, and participation in nationally supported projects demonstrates an active research trajectory and meaningful engagement with contemporary challenges in chemistry and materials science.[1]

Award Suitability

The International Phenomenological Research Awards recognize scholarly achievement, innovation, and measurable academic impact. Based on publicly available academic indicators, publication quality, interdisciplinary research scope, patent activity, and contributions to advanced polymer and biomaterials science, Weijie Wang demonstrates characteristics commonly associated with research recognition programs. His work reflects both theoretical development and practical application across several strategically important scientific domains.[1][2]

Conclusion

Weijie Wang has established a research profile centered on advanced polymer science, adaptive materials, biomedical polymers, and functional material systems. Through publications in respected scientific journals, participation in major research initiatives, and contributions to interdisciplinary collaborations, he has contributed to ongoing developments within chemistry and materials research. His academic record provides a foundation for recognition within international scholarly award programs and reflects continued engagement with emerging scientific challenges.[1]

References

  1. Elsevier. (n.d.). Scopus author details: Weijie Wang, Author ID 55859011600. Scopus. https://www.scopus.com/authid/detail.uri?authorId=55859011600
  2. ORCID. (n.d.). Weijie Wang —ORCID Record. https://orcid.org/0000-0002-5392-4958
  3. Wang, W., Xu, X., Zhang, C., Huang, H., Zhu, L., Yue, K., Zhu, M., & Yang, S. (2022). Skeletal muscle fibers inspired polymeric actuator by assembly of triblock polymers. Advanced Science. DOI: https://doi.org/10.1002/advs.202105764
  4. Wang, W., Zhang, C., Huang, H., Xue, B., & Yang, S. (2023). Ambient environment adaptive elastomer constructed by microphase separation and segment complexation of triblock copolymers.
    ACS Applied Materials & Interfaces. DOI: https://doi.org/10.1021/acsami.3c02931
  5. Wang, W., Jian, H., Huang, H., Feng, F., Meng, Q., Li, Y., Chen, G., & Yang, S. (2024). Structure, humidity adaptivity, and elasticity of hydrogen-bonded complexes formed by self-assembly of a triblock copolymer and a homopolymer. Polymer Chemistry. DOI: https://doi.org/10.1039/d4py00959b
  6. Xu, Z., Song, R., Chen, Z., Sun, Y., Xia, Y., Miao, H., Wang, W., Zhang, Y., Jiang, X., & Chen, G. (2025). Hydrogen generators-protected mesenchymal stem cells reverse articular redox imbalance-induced immune dysfunction for osteoarthritis treatment. Biomaterials. DOI: https://doi.org/10.1016/j.biomaterials.2025.123239
  7. Feng, F., Xiao, D., Yang, F., Liu, H., Qu, M., & Wang, W. (2025). Self-assembled nanostructures of noncovalent giant amphiphilic molecules composed of hydrophobic isobutyl BPOSS and hydrophilic POM in different cosolvents. Langmuir. DOI: https://doi.org/10.1021/acs.langmuir.4c04842

Aneeta Kharkwal | Chemistry | Innovative Research Award

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Innovative Research Award

Aneeta Kharkwal
Swami Vivekanand Govt P.G. College Lohaghat, India

Aneeta Kharkwal
Affiliation Swami Vivekanand Govt P.G. College Lohaghat
Country India
Scopus ID 37081077000
Documents 14
Citations 166
h-index 9
Subject Area Chemistry
Event International Phenomenological Research Awards
Google Scholar ID 324AAAAJ

Aneeta Kharkwal is an Indian researcher whose scholarly contributions are primarily associated with chemistry, nanomaterials, electrochemical systems, graphene quantum dots, semiconductor materials, and sustainable catalytic methodologies. Her published work demonstrates interdisciplinary engagement across materials chemistry, electrochemistry, nanotechnology, and green synthesis, resulting in measurable academic influence reflected through citation performance and international journal publications.[1]

Abstract

This article summarizes the academic achievements of Aneeta Kharkwal in the field of chemistry. Her research has addressed semiconductor nanomaterials, electrochromic devices, graphene quantum dots, catalytic systems, and environmentally conscious synthetic methodologies. Through contributions published in internationally recognized journals, she has advanced understanding of charge transport, nanoscale material engineering, and catalytic applications relevant to modern chemical sciences.[2]

Keywords

Chemistry, Nanomaterials, Graphene Quantum Dots, Electrochemistry, Semiconductor Materials, Green Chemistry, Catalysis, Electrochromic Devices, CuInS2, Zinc Oxide.

Introduction

Research in advanced functional materials has become increasingly important for sustainable technologies, energy applications, and smart devices. Aneeta Kharkwal’s work contributes to this area through investigations involving semiconductor compounds, conductive polymers, nanocomposites, and catalytic platforms. Her studies have been recognized through citation activity and continued relevance within chemical and materials research communities.[3]

Research Profile

According to available scholarly metrics, Kharkwal has produced 14 indexed documents, accumulated 166 citations, and achieved an h-index of 9. Her publication portfolio demonstrates consistent engagement with nanotechnology-enabled chemistry, electrochemical materials, and sustainable synthesis approaches. The breadth of her work illustrates both fundamental and applied scientific interests.[1]

Research Contributions

  • Development of size-, shape-, and phase-controlled CuInS2 nanomaterials.
  • Investigation of graphene quantum dot photosensitization and catalytic applications.
  • Research on electrochromic nanocomposite devices for smart window technologies.
  • Studies on charge transport enhancement using noble-metal nanoparticles.
  • Exploration of ZnO-GQD hybrid systems for catalytic organic synthesis.

Publications

  1. A solvothermal approach for the size-, shape-and phase-controlled synthesis and properties of CuInS2 (2014) – 31 citations.
  2. CuIn-ethylxanthate as a versatile precursor for graphene quantum dot photosensitization and green catalytic synthesis (2020) – 30 citations.
  3. High electrochromic contrast PEDOP–Au/Ag nanocomposite devices for smart windows (2011) – 24 citations.
  4. Charge transport and electrochemical response of PEDOP films improved by noble-metal nanoparticles (2011) – 21 citations.
  5. ZnO-GQDs hybrid systems for charge transfer and catalytic applications (2020) – 18 citations.

Research Impact

The citation record associated with Kharkwal’s publications indicates sustained academic engagement with her findings. Her work on nanostructured semiconductors, graphene-based materials, and electrochemical systems has been referenced across studies addressing advanced materials, catalytic chemistry, and functional device engineering. Such influence highlights the practical and theoretical relevance of her contributions.[4]

Award Suitability

The Innovative Research Award recognizes researchers whose work demonstrates originality, measurable impact, and scholarly excellence. Kharkwal’s publication record, interdisciplinary research themes, citation performance, and contributions to sustainable chemical technologies align with these objectives. Her research portfolio reflects a commitment to advancing knowledge in chemistry through innovation and scientific rigor.[5]

Conclusion

Aneeta Kharkwal has established a notable research profile in chemistry through contributions spanning nanomaterials, electrochemical devices, catalytic systems, and green chemistry. Her scholarly achievements, reflected through publication quality and citation impact, support recognition within international academic award frameworks and demonstrate continued relevance in contemporary chemical research.

References

  1. Elsevier. (n.d.). Scopus author details: Aneeta Kharkwal, Author ID 37081077000. Scopus.
    https://www.scopus.com/authid/detail.uri?authorId=37081077000
  2. Kharkwal, A., et al. (2014). Materials Chemistry and Physics, 144(3), 252–262.
  3. Kharkwal, A., Purohit, G., & Rawat, D.S. (2020). ACS Sustainable Chemistry & Engineering.
  4. Deepa, M., Kharkwal, A., et al. (2011). The Journal of Physical Chemistry B.
  5. International Phenomenological Research Awards. (n.d.). Award information and recognition framework.
    phenomenologicalresearch.com
  6. Kharkwal, A., et al. (2020). Asian Journal of Organic Chemistry, 9(12), 2162–2169.

Toyin Abdulkareem | Chemistry | Best Researcher Award

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Toyin Abdulkareem | Chemistry | Best Researcher Award

Phd at China University of Petroleum Beijing, Nigeria

Abdulkareem Toyin is an accomplished geoscientist with extensive expertise in hydrocarbon source rock evaluation, petroleum geochemistry, and basin modeling. He is currently completing his Ph.D. at China University of Petroleum, Beijing, where his research focuses on Cretaceous source rocks in Nigerian frontier basins. Toyin has published in prestigious journals like Organic Geochemistry and Marine and Petroleum Geology. With a strong academic background and practical experience in geological exploration, he has contributed to advancing knowledge in unconventional resources and carbon capture. His work has far-reaching implications for both academic research and energy sector applications.

📚 Profile

ORCID

🎓 Education

Abdulkareem Toyin holds a Ph.D. in Geology from China University of Petroleum, Beijing, completed in 2024. His doctoral thesis focuses on the geochemical characterization of Cretaceous source rocks in Nigeria, providing insights into new petroleum systems. He also earned an M.Sc. in Geology from the University of Ilorin, Nigeria, in 2011, where he studied sedimentology in the Sokoto Basin. His academic journey began with a B.Sc. in Geology and Mineral Sciences from the same institution in 2006, during which he explored underground water hydrogeochemistry in southwestern Nigeria.

💼 Experience

Abdulkareem Toyin has held both academic and industrial roles, providing a well-rounded career in geology. He served as an academic staff member at Federal University Lokoja, Nigeria (2012-2018), where he taught undergraduate geology courses, supervised research projects, and conducted field mapping training. Previously, he worked as a site geologist at Bito Nigeria Limited (2008-2012), gaining valuable hands-on experience in well logging, borehole supervision, and core sample analysis. His experience spans both theoretical knowledge and practical expertise in hydrocarbon exploration, making him highly proficient in geosciences and petroleum systems analysis.

🔬 Research Interests

Toyin’s research focuses on hydrocarbon source rock evaluation, petroleum geochemistry, and basin and petroleum system modeling. He has a keen interest in exploring unconventional resources, carbon capture utilization and storage (CCUS), and hydrogen gas. His expertise includes advanced techniques like open system pyrolysis, organic petrology, and stable carbon isotope analysis. His research contributes to understanding hydrocarbon generation, sedimentary basin development, and energy resource management, with implications for the future of sustainable energy exploration.

🏆 Awards and Honors

Abdulkareem Toyin has been recognized for his academic and research achievements. He participated in the prestigious American Association of Petroleum Geologists Imperial Barrel Award (AAPG-IBA) competition in 2009, representing the Africa region. His research has earned him opportunities to present at major international conferences such as the Goldschmidt Conference in the United States and the Afro-Asian Association of Petroleum Geochemists conference in China. These honors reflect his dedication to advancing petroleum geoscience and his commitment to contributing to the global energy sector.

🔚 Conclusion

Abdulkareem Toyin demonstrates an outstanding track record in geology, geochemistry, and energy-related research. His diverse academic background, prolific publication record, and expertise in advanced petroleum system modeling and carbon capture technologies position him as a strong candidate for the Best Researcher Award. With further expansion of his international collaborations and deeper integration into the energy industry’s research sphere, his work has the potential to make significant contributions to addressing global energy challenges.

Publications Top Notes 📚

  • Title: Stable Carbon Isotopic Composition of Selected Alkylnaphthalenes and Alkylphenanthrenes from the Tarim Oilfields, NW China
    Author: Abdulkareem Toyin
    Year: 2022
    Citation: Toyin, A. (2022). Stable Carbon Isotopic Composition of Selected Alkylnaphthalenes and Alkylphenanthrenes from the Tarim Oilfields, NW China. Energies, 15(19), 7145. https://doi.org/10.3390/en15197145
  • Title: Geochemical and Petrographic Evaluation of the Lower Cretaceous Abu Gabra Organic-Rich Shale in the Muglad Basin, Sudan, with Evidence of Suppression of Thermal Maturity
    Author: Abdulkareem Toyin
    Year: 2021
    Citation: Toyin, A. (2021). Geochemical and Petrographic Evaluation of the Lower Cretaceous Abu Gabra Organic-Rich Shale in the Muglad Basin, Sudan, with Evidence of Suppression of Thermal Maturity. Journal Article, July 13.
  • Title: Depositional Model for Mixed Carbonate-Clastic Sediments in the Middle Cambrian Lower Zhangxia Formation, Xiaweidian, North China
    Author: Abdulkareem Toyin
    Year: 2020
    Citation: Toyin, A. (2020). Depositional Model for Mixed Carbonate-Clastic Sediments in the Middle Cambrian Lower Zhangxia Formation, Xiaweidian, North China. Journal Article, November 20.
  • Title: Geochemical Assessment of Mudrock Intervals from Well-X Boundary of Nigeria and Benin Republic Sectors of the Offshore Dahomey Basin: Implication for Provenance Studies
    Author: Abdulkareem Toyin
    Year: 2020
    Citation: Toyin, A. (2020). Geochemical Assessment of Mudrock Intervals from Well-X Boundary of Nigeria and Benin Republic Sectors of the Offshore Dahomey Basin: Implication for Provenance Studies. Journal Article, August 17.
  • Title: Assessment of Chemical and Mineralogical Composition of Tertiary Shales from the Nigerian Sector of Iullemmenden Basin: Implication for Paleoclimate and Provenance
    Author: Abdulkareem Toyin
    Year: 2019
    Citation: Toyin, A. (2019). Assessment of Chemical and Mineralogical Composition of Tertiary Shales from the Nigerian Sector of Iullemmenden Basin: Implication for Paleoclimate and Provenance. Journal Article, March 1.
  • Title: Compositional Appraisal and Quality Implication of Emiworo Metacarbonate Deposit in Central Nigeria
    Author: Abdulkareem Toyin
    Year: 2017
    Citation: Toyin, A. (2017). Compositional Appraisal and Quality Implication of Emiworo Metacarbonate Deposit in Central Nigeria. Journal Article, April 18.
  • Title: Lithostratigraphic Description, Sedimentology and Depositional Environment of Rocks Penetrated by Illela Borehole, Sokoto Basin, NW Nigeria: A Connection between Gulf of Guinea Basins
    Author: Abdulkareem Toyin
    Year: 2016
    Citation: Toyin, A. (2016). Lithostratigraphic Description, Sedimentology and Depositional Environment of Rocks Penetrated by Illela Borehole, Sokoto Basin, NW Nigeria: A Connection between Gulf of Guinea Basins. Journal Article, April 20.
  • Title: Carbonate Sedimentology and Depositional Environment of Carbonate Rocks of the Kalambaina Formation, Penetrated by Illela Borehole, Sokoto Basin, NW Nigeria
    Author: Abdulkareem Toyin
    Year: 2015
    Citation: Toyin, A. (2015). Carbonate Sedimentology and Depositional Environment of Carbonate Rocks of the Kalambaina Formation, Penetrated by Illela Borehole, Sokoto Basin, NW Nigeria. Journal Article, April 19.
  • Title: Paleobiogeography and Depositional Environment of the Maastrichtian-Late Paleocene Dange Shale, Sokoto Basin, NW Nigeria
    Author: Abdulkareem Toyin
    Year: 2014
    Citation: Toyin, A. (2014). Paleobiogeography and Depositional Environment of the Maastrichtian-Late Paleocene Dange Shale, Sokoto Basin, NW Nigeria. Journal Article, April 19.

Fabrice Gritti | Chemistry | Excellence in Innovation

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Fabrice Gritti | Chemistry | Excellence in Innovation

Research Scientist at Waters Corp, United States.

Dr. Fabrice Gilles Ernest Gritti is a highly accomplished consulting research scientist at Waters Corporation, where he leads pioneering research in separation sciences and liquid chromatography. With over 20 years of experience, Dr. Gritti has significantly contributed to the development of innovative chromatographic technologies for pharmaceutical and life sciences industries. His work focuses on improving the efficiency and resolution of chromatographic columns and instruments, leading to faster and more accurate bioanalytical methods. He has authored more than 305 peer-reviewed articles, earned over 10,000 citations, and holds 16 patents, underscoring his impact on both academia and industry. He collaborates extensively with leading institutions like Princeton University and Marburg University, ensuring his research remains at the cutting edge. With a deep commitment to innovation, Dr. Gritti continues to push the boundaries of chromatography and its applications in life sciences.

📚 Profile

ORCID

🎓 Education

Dr. Gritti’s educational foundation is rooted in physical chemistry and condensed matter physics. He earned a Bachelor’s degree in Physical Chemistry in 1995, followed by an Engineer’s degree from the School of Physics and Chemistry of Bordeaux in 1997. His academic pursuit culminated with a Ph.D. in Physics and Chemistry of Condensed Matter from University of Bordeaux I in 2001. His doctoral research laid the groundwork for his future specialization in chromatographic sciences. His strong foundation in chemistry and physics enables him to approach chromatography with a unique blend of theoretical insight and practical application. Postdoctoral work in chromatographic sciences from 2002 to 2014 further sharpened his expertise, allowing him to make groundbreaking contributions in both fundamental science and industrial applications.

💼 Experience

Dr. Gritti began his career with a strong focus on the fundamentals of chromatographic sciences, engaging in post-doctoral research from 2002 to 2014. During this period, he gained a deep understanding of liquid chromatography (LC) and its applications in separation sciences. In 2015, he joined Waters Corporation, where he has since worked on the development of next-generation chromatographic columns and instrumentation for the pharmaceutical industry. His current responsibilities include managing both internal and external research collaborations with prestigious institutions such as Princeton University and Marburg University. His role involves overseeing advanced research programs aimed at delivering innovative solutions for life sciences, such as fast, high-resolution bio-analyzers. His experience spans a balance of theoretical research, practical industrial applications, and cross-institutional collaborations, all contributing to his exceptional expertise.

🔬 Research Interests

Dr. Gritti’s research interests lie at the intersection of separation sciences and chromatography, with a focus on enhancing the performance and understanding of liquid chromatography. His work delves into the thermodynamics of liquid/solid adsorption, band broadening in chromatographic columns, and mass transfer in heterogeneous media. He is particularly interested in the development of new chromatographic methods that enable faster, more specific, and higher-resolution separations in bioanalytical applications. His ongoing research explores innovative techniques like slalom chromatography in cell and gene therapy, as well as advancements in mRNA characterization and dsRNA detection. By continuously refining chromatographic techniques, Dr. Gritti contributes to faster and more precise separation methods that are critical in pharmaceutical research and other life sciences fields.

🏆 Awards and Honors

Dr. Gritti has received numerous accolades throughout his career in recognition of his outstanding contributions to separation sciences and chromatography. His innovations in chromatographic column design and bioanalytical instrumentation have earned him multiple awards from industry and academic organizations. He holds 16 patents, which highlight his focus on practical innovations that have direct applications in pharmaceutical and life sciences research. In addition to his patents, Dr. Gritti has received over 10,000 citations and boasts an H-index of 56, underscoring the global impact of his work. His editorial appointment with the Journal of Chromatography A further demonstrates his influence in shaping the future direction of chromatographic research.

🔚 Conclusion

Dr. Fabrice Gritti’s substantial contributions to innovative chromatographic technologies and his leadership in industry-driven research make him an excellent candidate for the Research for Excellence in Innovation award. His work not only advances the field of separation sciences but also has real-world applications in life sciences and pharmaceuticals. With a few minor improvements, such as broader interdisciplinary focus and educational outreach, he could further solidify his standing in the global research community. Overall, he demonstrates the qualities that align well with the award’s focus on innovation and research excellence.

Publications Top Notes 📚

Title: “Theoretical predictions to facilitate the method development in slalom chromatography for the separation of large DNA molecules”
Author: Fabrice Gritti
Year: 2024
Citation: Gritti, F. (2024). Theoretical predictions to facilitate the method development in slalom chromatography for the separation of large DNA molecules. Journal of Chromatography A, 465379. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.chroma.2024.465379

 

Title: “Harnessing an elastic flow instability to improve the kinetic performance of chromatographic columns”
Author: Fabrice Gritti
Year: 2024
Citation: Gritti, F. (2024). Harnessing an elastic flow instability to improve the kinetic performance of chromatographic columns. Journal of Chromatography A, 465326. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.chroma.2024.465326

 

Title: “Understanding retention and intra-particle diffusivity of alkylsulfobetaine-bonded Ethylene Bridged Particles with different mesopore sizes for hydrophilic interaction liquid chromatography applications”
Author: Fabrice Gritti
Year: 2024
Citation: Gritti, F. (2024). Understanding retention and intra-particle diffusivity of alkylsulfobetaine-bonded Ethylene Bridged Particles with different mesopore sizes for hydrophilic interaction liquid chromatography applications. Journal of Chromatography A, 465232. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.chroma.2024.465232

 

Title: “Retention mechanism in combined hydrodynamic and slalom chromatography for analyzing large nucleic acid biopolymers relevant to cell and gene therapies”
Author: Fabrice Gritti
Year: 2024
Citation: Gritti, F. (2024). Retention mechanism in combined hydrodynamic and slalom chromatography for analyzing large nucleic acid biopolymers relevant to cell and gene therapies. Journal of Chromatography A, 465075. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.chroma.2024.465075

 

Title: “Preparation and investigation of two-component silica-modified hydrophobic layer for minimizing retention loss of reversed-phase chromatographic columns using fully aqueous mobile phases”
Author: Fabrice Gritti
Year: 2024
Citation: Gritti, F. (2024). Preparation and investigation of two-component silica-modified hydrophobic layer for minimizing retention loss of reversed-phase chromatographic columns using fully aqueous mobile phases. Journal of Chromatography A, 464766. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.chroma.2024.464766