Lachlan F Gaudin

Publication Activity (10 Years)

Years Active: 2023-2024
Publications (10 Years): 9

Top Topics

Molecularly Imprinted

Electron Microscopy

Gold Nanoparticles

Metal Organic Framework

Top Venues

Chemical communications (Cambridge, England)

Chemical science

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Publications

Lachlan F Gaudin, Alison M Funston, Cameron L Bentley
Drop-cast gold nanoparticles are not always electrocatalytically active for the borohydride oxidation reaction. Chemical science 15 (19) (2024)
Lachlan F Gaudin, India R Wright, Thom R Harris-Lee, Gunani Jayamaha, Minkyung Kang, Cameron L Bentley
Five years of scanning electrochemical cell microscopy (SECCM): new insights and innovations. Nanoscale (2024)
Lachlan F Gaudin, India R Wright, Thom R Harris-Lee, Gunani Jayamaha, Minkyung Kang, Cameron L Bentley
Five years of scanning electrochemical cell microscopy (SECCM): new insights and innovations. Nanoscale 16 (26) (2024)
Lachlan F Gaudin, Alison M Funston, Cameron L Bentley
Drop-cast gold nanoparticles are not always electrocatalytically active for the borohydride oxidation reaction. Chemical science 15 (19) (2024)
Lachlan F Gaudin, India R Wright, Thom R Harris-Lee, Gunani Jayamaha, Minkyung Kang, Cameron L Bentley
Five years of scanning electrochemical cell microscopy (SECCM): new insights and innovations. Nanoscale (2024)
Cameron L Bentley, Lachlan F Gaudin, Minkyung Kang
Direct electrochemical identification of rare microscopic catalytic active sites. Chemical communications (Cambridge, England) (2023)
Cameron L Bentley, Lachlan F Gaudin, Minkyung Kang
Direct electrochemical identification of rare microscopic catalytic active sites. Chemical communications (Cambridge, England) (2023)
Cameron L Bentley, Lachlan F Gaudin, Minkyung Kang
Direct electrochemical identification of rare microscopic catalytic active sites. Chemical communications (Cambridge, England) 59 (16) (2023)
Cameron L Bentley, Lachlan F Gaudin, Minkyung Kang
Direct electrochemical identification of rare microscopic catalytic active sites. Chemical communications (Cambridge, England) 59 (16) (2023)