Anna Lielpetere

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ESR 1 - Ph.D Fellow

Project Description

I am working on switchable glucose biosensors based on redox polymers, shields and multilayer architectures and transient electrochemical measurements. To achieve this, I’m focusing on the synthesis of new redox polymers with specific properties to improve wiring of the enzymes and the stability of biosensors.

Goal at the end of the ITN project 
The goal of the project is to develop a pulsed electrochemical measurement regime of a highly stable glucose biosensor consisting of a tailored redox polymer with optimized redox potential and specific properties as well as a biocompatible shield.

My background
B.Sc. and M.Sc. in Chemistry, research experience in organic synthesis, molecular electrochemistry, and organic electrosynthesis.

 

“Science is magic that works.”

About Anna

ESR#: 1 
Professional background: B.Sc. and M.Sc. in Chemistry

Host institute: Ruhr-Universität Bochum

Supervisor: Prof. Wolfgang Schuhmann 

Interests: Cycling, reading, folk dancing

Languages: Latvian, English, French, German

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Anna’s publications

Here you can find the links to Anna's publications during the ITN project.

ESR 1 & ESR 1A Anna Lielpetere and Jana Becker: Enhancing the catalytic current response of H2 oxidation gas diffusion bioelectrodes using an optimized viologen-based redox polymer and [NiFe] hydrogenase

Anna Lielpetere and Jana Becker’s collaborative research on “Enhancing the catalytic current response of H2 oxidation gas diffusion bioelectrodes using an optimized viologen-based redox polymer and [NiFe] hydrogenase” was published in the journal Chemistry Europe: Electrochemical Science Advances.     By clicking on the thumbnail, you will be directed to

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ESR 1 Anna Lielpetere: Splicing the active phases of copper/cobalt-based catalysts achieves high-rate tandem electroreduction of nitrate to ammonia

Anna Lielpetere was named in the collaborative research published in Nature Communications with the title “Splicing the active phases of copper/cobalt-based catalysts achieves high-rate tandem electroreduction of nitrate to ammonia.”     By clicking on the thumbnail above, you will be directed directly to the publication’s open-access website.

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All of Anna's publications

Electrochemistry Undercover Conference

Anna Lielpetere has attended the Electrochemistry Undercover with a poster presentation about her work. Anna Lielpetere, Julian Szczesny, Felipe Conzuelo, Adrian Ruff, Wolfgang Schuhmann. Design of

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3rd European BioSensor Symposium

Anna Lielpetere has attended the 3rd European BioSensor Symposium with a poster presentation on her work with redox polymers. Anna Lielpetere, Julian Szczesny, Felipe Conzuelo,

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