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The Pine/Villanova CV Boot Camp is a 3 day workshop designed to give both graduate, undergraduate, postdocs, and faculty both theoretical and practical hands on experience performing electrochemistry, cyclic voltammetry, and UV/Vis spectroelectrochemistry experiments. During the workshop attendees with attend lectures on, fundamental electrochemistry, cyclic voltammetry, iR compensation, potentiostat operation, UV/Vis spectroelectrochemistry, and CV simulations. Attendees will perform hands on CV experiments, CV simulation, and UV/Vis Spectroelectrochemistry. Not only will students learn the theoretical aspects of electrochemistry, but also the practical aspects and how to troubleshoot electrochemistry experiments.
The workshop has a nominal fee to cover food, lab equipment, and administrative expenses. Optional housing on campus is available for those traveling from out of town for an additional fee. We accepted 24 applicants each year for the workshop.
- Undergrad/Graduate Student – $100
- Postdoc – $150
- Faculty – $150
After registering for the workshop, you will hear back from us within 1-2 weeks after registration closes to find out whether you’ve been accepted. Once accepted you will be notified by the workshop host on the next steps in preparation for the workshop.
Topics Covered
Cyclic Voltammetry, Introduction to Electrochemistry, IR Compensation, Spectroelectrochemistry
Workshop Team
Bryan Eigenbrodt, PhD
Villanova University
Associate Professor
Bryan Eigenbrodt is an associate professor at Villanova University. His teaching focus is in analytical chemistry and his research is in alternative energy and biofuel systems.
Jared Paul, PhD
Villanova University
Professor
Professor Jared Paul is an associate professor of chemistry at Villanova University. His research is focused on
- Fundamental studies of metal complexes with protonatable ligands
- Water oxidation with metal complexes
- Metal complex prodrugs for anti-cancer activity
Alex Peroff, PhD
Pine Research Instrumentation
Electrochemical Sales Scientist
Alex Peroff joined the Pine Research team as an Electroanalytical Scientist in 2016. Alex came to Pine Research after earning his Ph.D. at Northwestern University under the direction of Richard Van Duyne and Eric Weitz. Following his doctorate, Alex completed a post-doctoral position at SUNY Albany. Alex resides in the Durham, North Carolina area.
Jessica Stuart Myers, PhD
Villanova University
Assistant Teaching Professor
Professor Jessica Stuart Myers is an assistant teaching professor at Villanova University.