Alina Sekretareva

Assistant Professor

Uppsala University

Sweden

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Alina Sekretareva is an Assistant Professor at Uppsala University, Sweden. Her research focuses on electrochemistry and includes recent articles on topics such as protein electrochemistry, the stability of Al2O3 barriers, and molecular electrocatalysis. She employs advanced algorithms and novel methodologies to explore enzyme reactivity and electrochemical mechanisms.

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Articles (21)

Re-Evaluating the Stability of Al2O3 Barriers Prepared by Atomic Layer Deposition under Electrochemical Conditions

Single-Entity Protein Electrochemistry of a Diffusion-Limited Enzyme

Probing the Influence of the Protein Scaffold on H-Cluster Reactivity via Gain-of-Function Studies─Improved H2 Evolution and O2 Tolerance through Rational Design of [FeFe] Hydrogenase

Advanced algorithm for step detection in single-entity electrochemistry: a comparative study of wavelet transforms and convolutional neural networks

The Potential of Molecular Electrocatalysis for Ammonia‐to‐Dinitrogen Conversion

Nanoimpact Electrochemistry for Unraveling the Reactivity of Diffusion Limited Enzymes

From protein film to single-entity protein electrochemistry

Hot or Not? Reassessing Mechanisms of Photocurrent Generation in Plasmon‐Enhanced Electrocatalysis

Hot or Not? Reassessing Mechanisms of Photocurrent Generation in Plasmon‐Enhanced Electrocatalysis

Automated Analysis of Nano‐Impact Single‐Entity Electrochemistry Signals Using Unsupervised Machine Learning and Template Matching

Tuning the Type 1 Reduction Potential of Multicopper Oxidases: Uncoupling the Effects of Electrostatics and H-Bonding to Histidine Ligands

Nano‐Impact Single‐Entity Electrochemistry Enables Plasmon‐Enhanced Electrocatalysis**

Nano‐Impact Single‐Entity Electrochemistry Enables Plasmon‐Enhanced Electrocatalysis**

Automated Processing of Nano-Impact Electrochemistry Signals Using Data-Driven Template Matching

Nano-Impact Single-Entity Electrochemistry Enables Plasmon-Enhanced Electrocatalysis

Single-Entity Bioelectrochemistry

Role of an Inert Electrode Support in Plasmonic Electrocatalysis

Oxidative dehalogenation of trichlorophenol catalyzed by a promiscuous artificial heme-enzyme

Electron Transfer to the Trinuclear Copper Cluster in Electrocatalysis by the Multicopper Oxidases

Single-entity electrochemistry of collision in sensing applications

Characterization of a putative sensory [FeFe]-hydrogenase provides new insight into the role of the active site architecture

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Onur Parlak

Alex L. Suherman

Flavia Nastri

Jacinto Sa

Arunava Naha

Shiliang Tian

Marc Robert

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