Graphene Defects in Saccharide Carbon Dots Govern Electrochemical Sensitivity

Overview of attention for article published in Electroanalysis, October 2021

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RT @doctorCcubed: Congrats to Carissa Shuxteau [former Brentwood HS student (class of 2022) who did research with us+ co-authored https://t…

Congrats to Carissa Shuxteau [former Brentwood HS student (class of 2022) who did research with us+ co-authored https://t.co/Xv4pagh9Pw]! She got accepted into the Cell+Molecular Biol program @ Johns Hopkins U and is doing well in the research group of…

RT @doctorCcubed: An interesting discovery-the more defects C dots have, the greater the electrocatalytic activity. https://t.co/xCXx8QOnpC

An interesting discovery-the more defects C dots have, the greater the electrocatalytic activity. https://t.co/xCXx8QOnpC

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