The Ohio State University | United States
Author Profile
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Early Academic Pursuits
Sanjun Fan commenced his academic journey with a Bachelor of Chemistry at Heilongjiang University. He further pursued Master's degrees in Organic Chemistry at Guangzhou University and Analytical Chemistry at Auburn University. His academic journey culminated in a Ph.D. in Analytical Chemistry at the University of New South Wales.
Professional Endeavors
Fan has contributed significantly to academia, serving as a Graduate Research Assistant at various esteemed institutions worldwide. His roles include teaching, mentoring, and conducting research in Chemistry. He also held Postdoctoral Research Fellow positions at Shenzhen University and The Ohio State University.
Contributions and Research Focus
Fan's research interests encompass various areas of analytical chemistry, including bipolar electrochemistry, electrochemical sensors, and spectroscopic techniques. His doctoral work focused on controlling biomolecular binding events using potential pulsing, contributing to advancements in biosensing technologies.
Accolades and Recognition
Fan's dedication and excellence have been acknowledged through numerous awards and honors, such as the Dow Fellowship and Biosensors and Bioelectronics prize. He has actively participated in conferences, presenting his research findings and contributing to scientific discourse.
Impact and Influence
Through his teaching and research endeavors, Fan has made a tangible impact on the academic community, inspiring students and fellow researchers alike. His contributions to the field of analytical chemistry, particularly in biosensing and spectroscopy, have the potential to revolutionize diagnostics and molecular analysis.
Legacy and Future Contributions
Fan's legacy lies in his commitment to advancing analytical chemistry and fostering scientific innovation. His future contributions are anticipated to further propel the field, driving breakthroughs in biosensing technologies and surface-enhanced spectroscopy methodologies.
Notable Publications
Single-atom nanozymes: From bench to bedside 2022 (21)