Netz Arroyo,
Assistant Professor of Pharmacology and Molecular Sciences
I am an experienced analytical chemist with a deep understanding of the fundamentals of electrochemistry. My contributions to the field of electroanalytical chemistry span more than 8 years and include studies of electrocatalytic surfaces by scanning electrochemical microscopy (SECM), homogeneous reactions coupled to electron transfer events, and the development of an alkaline redox flow battery. For my postdoctoral training, I intentionally broadened my skills by moving into the fields of in vivo sensing and pharmacology. Specifically, I developed an electrochemical biosensing platform supporting the continuous measurement of specific small-molecule targets in the body. Using this platform, my research program aims to: 1) further our understanding of drug and metabolite transport in the body, 2) develop metabolism-responsive approaches to drug delivery and 3) produce diagnostic platforms for the point-of-care monitoring of disease progression.
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