ACADEMIC PROFILE
Academic
Education, honors, doctoral research, publications, and academic service.
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Education
University of Geneva
PhD in Analytical Chemistry
Supervisor: Prof. Eric Bakker
Teaching: Undergraduate GC–MS laboratory teaching
University of Geneva
MSc in Chemistry
Southern University of Science and Technology
BSc in Chemistry
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Honors & Awards
2025–2026 Award for Outstanding Overseas Study Elite (Category A)
Established with the approval of China's Ministry of Education and administered by the China Scholarship Council (CSC), this award is among the highest national-level academic honors for outstanding Chinese doctoral researchers studying abroad. Established in 2003, it recognizes exceptional academic achievements and research potential. Category A is exclusively for doctoral students, with no more than 600 recipients selected worldwide each year.
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PhD Thesis
Ion Exchange Interfaces: From Clinical Assays To Energy Harvesting
Doctoral dissertation covering ion-selective sensing, self-powered optical readouts and differential signal processing for clinical assays.
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Publications
All 11 journal articles are ordered by first online publication date. Expand an abstract summary for a concise overview; DOI links open the publisher record.
Pulseometry: A differential readout to compensate signal drift of potentiometric probes
Abstract summary
Introduces differential RC signal processing to mitigate electrode drift in electrolyte measurements, with a proof of concept using blood-gas analyzer test cards.
Complexation Behavior and Clinical Assessment of Isomeric Calcium Ionophores of ETH 1001 in Polymeric Ion-Selective Membranes
Abstract summary
Compares isomeric calcium ionophores in selective membranes and examines how molecular binding behavior relates to performance with whole-blood samples.
Self-Powered Potentiometric Sensor with Relational Operation Function to Capture Concentration Excursions
Abstract summary
Explores capacitor–diode arrangements that retain information about upward and downward concentration excursions before sensor readout.
Self-Powered Potentiometric Sensor Based on a Passive Signal Amplifier with Electronic Paper Display
Abstract summary
Uses reconfigurable capacitors to passively amplify a potentiometric signal before displaying it on electronic paper.
Distance-Based Self-Powered Signal Transduction of Ion-Selective Electrodes to an Electronic Paper Display Array
Abstract summary
Presents an e-paper display array that expresses potentiometric measurements as a distance-based visual signal.
Self-powered optical ion sensor array based on potentiometric probes coupled to electronic paper
Abstract summary
Demonstrates a battery-free electronic-paper sensor array coupled to ion-selective electrodes for optical detection of multiple ions.
Self-Powered Signal Transduction of Ion-Selective Electrodes to an Electronic Paper Display
Abstract summary
Shows that an ion-selective electrode can directly drive an electronic-paper display as a reversible optical readout without a dedicated power source.
Direct Energy Transfer from a pH Glass Electrode to a Liquid Crystal Display
Abstract summary
Demonstrates an ultra-low-charge liquid-crystal optical readout powered by a high-impedance glass pH electrode.
Colorimetric and fluorescent turn-on detection of chloride ions with ionophore and BODIPY: Evaluation with nanospheres and cellulose paper
Abstract summary
Investigates chloride-selective optical sensing with BODIPY-based nanospheres and cellulose-paper formats.
Single-Component Chemical Nose with a Hemicyanine Probe for Pattern-Based Discrimination of Metal Ions
Abstract summary
Uses a single hemicyanine probe and multivariate spectral patterns to distinguish different metal ions.
Graphene Quantum Dots Integrated in Ionophore-Based Fluorescent Nanosensors for Na+ and K+
Abstract summary
Explores ionophore-based fluorescent nanosensors incorporating graphene quantum dots for sodium and potassium detection.
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Academic Service
- Peer reviewer for ACS Sensors
- Peer reviewer for Sensors and Actuators B: Chemical