Gary Baker

Assistant Professor

University of Missouri Columbia
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Gary Baker is currently an Assistant Professor at the University of Missouri Columbia, USA. His research focuses on fluorescent chemical sensors, microplastics, ionic liquids, and their applications in environmental and biomedical fields. He has published extensively on topics such as detecting per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances and the piezoelectric effect in ionic liquids. Additionally, his work includes investigating the structural properties of graphene nanopowder and the functionality of ionic liquids in CO 2 capture.

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Gary Blanchard

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Mark Heitz

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Andrew Nieuwkoop

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Durgesh Wagle

Assistant Professor

Florida Gulf Coast University

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Luis Polo-Parada

Associate Professor

University of Missouri Columbia

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Claudio J. Margulis

The University of Iowa

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Hua Zhao

Professor and Head

University of Minnesota

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Joshua Sangoro

Professor & Associate Chair

Ohio State University

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Patrick Hillesheim

Assistant Professor

Ave Maria University

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Weiwei Xie

Associate Professor

Michigan State University

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Liurukara D. Sanjeewa

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