Blake Aleck Sterling
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Formerly Arkansas Graduate Assistant, University of Arkansas through 2026.
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Blake Aleck Sterling's research focuses on advancements in electrochemical analysis, particularly utilizing Snapshot Redox Cycling Voltammetry (Snapshot RCV). Sterling has published work on the rapid generation-collection detection capabilities of Snapshot RCV across a wide potential range, specifically at chip-based microelectrode arrays. Further research explores the manipulation of concentration gradients and overpotentials at microband electrode arrays to extract reaction mechanisms and heterogeneous electron transfer kinetics using generation-collection electrochemistry. Sterling's recent publications also detail advancements in electrochemical generation-collection, emphasizing Snapshot RCV's utility for rapid analysis at chip-based, individually addressable microband electrode arrays.
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- Publications: 3
Positions
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Graduate Assistant 2022–2026University of Arkansas at Fayetteville Chemistry and Biochemistry ORCID
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Research Assistant 2020–2022Northeastern State University Chemistry ORCID
Selected Publications
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Snapshot Redox Cycling Voltammetry (Snapshot RCV): Fast Generation-Collection Detection across a Wide Potential Range at a Chip-Based Microelectrode Array (2026)
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Advancement in Electrochemical Generation-Collection: Snapshot Redox Cycling Voltammetry for Rapid Analysis at Chip-Based, Individually Addressable Microband Electrode Arrays (2026)Journal of the Arkansas Academy of Science OpenAlex
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- Snapshot Redox Cycling Voltammetry (Snapshot RCV): Fast Generation-Collection Detection across a Wide Potential Range at a Chip-Based Microelectrode Array
- Snapshot Redox Cycling Voltammetry (Snapshot RCV): Fast Generation-Collection Detection across a Wide Potential Range at a Chip-Based Microelectrode Array
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