Alberto Pasquarelli

Senior scientist, Lecturer

Universität Ulm

Germany

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Alberto Pasquarelli is a Senior Scientist and Lecturer at Universität Ulm in Germany. His research focuses on advanced analytical techniques, including the development of amperometric sensors and multielectrode arrays for studying exocytosis. Recent publications showcase his work on diamond-based sensors and their applications in detecting neurotransmitters and assessing radiation dose enhancement. His expertise contributes significantly to the fields of analytical chemistry and biophysics.

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Federico Picollo

University of Turin

ITALY

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Marco Truccato

University of Turin

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Ricardo Borges

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Universidad de la Laguna

SPAIN

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Massimo Bottini

University of Rome Tor Vergata

ITALY

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Valentina Carabelli

Full Professor in Physiology

University of Turin

ITALY

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Novel Amperometric Sensor Based on Glassy Graphene for Flow Injection Analysis

Flow injection amperometric detection of adrenaline with thin film boron-doped diamond electrodes: Influence of doping time on performance

Analytical Determination of Serotonin Exocytosis in Human Platelets with BDD-on-Quartz MEA Devices

XMEA: A New Hybrid Diamond Multielectrode Array for the In Situ Assessment of the Radiation Dose Enhancement by Nanoparticles

Multielectrode Arrays as a Means to Study Exocytosis in Human Platelets

Ultrasensitive Diamond Microelectrode Application in the Detection of Ca2+ Transport by AnnexinA5-Containing Nanostructured Liposomes

Orientation-dependent electric transport and band filling in hole co-doped epitaxial diamond films

Triggering Neurotransmitters Secretion from Single Cells by X-ray Nanobeam Irradiation

Prussian Blue modified boron-doped diamond interfaces for advanced H2O2 electrochemical sensors

In situ self-assembling Au-DNA complexes for targeted cancer bioimaging and inhibition

Collaborators (5)

Federico Picollo

Marco Truccato

Ricardo Borges

Massimo Bottini

Valentina Carabelli

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