Webinar - Fundamentals of Electrochemistry (EC) and Surface Plasmon Resonance (SPR) and Applications of EC-SPR
Quantum Design Italy is happy to invite you to the upcoming webinar organized in collaboration with our partners Admiral Instruments and Biosensing Instrument.
The webinar will take place on Wednesday, October 29th at 5 pm CET.
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All registrants who are unable to attend the live session will be sent a link to the webinar recording.
Electrochemistry (EC) provides powerful tools to study redox reactions and interfacial processes, with potentiostats enabling precise control of potentials and currents. These principles also form the foundation of many biosensing approaches, where electrochemical signals report molecular activity or binding events.
Surface Plasmon Resonance (SPR) extends this capability by offering a label-free method to monitor subtle structural and interfacial changes at the solid/liquid boundary in real time. When integrated, EC and SPR deliver complementary insights: electrochemistry quantifies redox processes, while SPR tracks molecular or conformational changes simultaneously.
This hybrid approach enables unique applications such as monitoring redox reactions at the electrode/solution interface, electrodeposition dynamics, and redox-induced conformational changes in biomolecules, making it a powerful platform for advanced biosensor development.
In this webinar, you will learn:
- The fundamentals of electrochemistry and potentiostats as a basis for biosensing.
- How biosensing applications benefit from combining electrochemical and optical readouts.
- The role of SPR in providing real-time, label-free insights into molecular and interfacial dynamics.
Speakers
 | Dr. Dilara Ozdemir, PhD Electrochemical Applications Engineer at Admiral Instruments Dr. Ozedmir earned her Ph.D. in Chemical Engineering at Washington State University. Her work has focused on bio-electrochemistry: electrochemical device development for infection prevention and wastewater treatment. At Admiral, she supports clients with electrochemistry-related solutions and technical guidance tailored to their specific needs. |
 | Dr. Shijie Wu, PhD Application Scientist at Biosensing Instrument Dr. Wu is an Application Scientist at Biosensing Instrument, has a PhD in Physical Chemistry. He has over 15 years of experience developing applications of award-winning technologies and is the author of more than 100 peer-reviewed publications, application notes, and two books. |
