Keith B. Oldham
Research Activities
My research interests are
drawn from the fields of electrochemistry, applied
mathematics, and environmental issues, focussing on the electrochemical
applications of mathematical and computational techniques. In particular,
studies in this laboratory seek to devise new methods for studying the
transport and chemical processes that occur at electrodes and in their
vicinity. As well, we seek new ways of extracting useful parameters from the
results of electrochemical experiments. Our tools are chemical experimentation,
mathematical analysis and computer simulation.
The following topics are, or have recently
been, under study:
- Algorithm design
- Capillary electrophoresis
- Design and exploitation of novel electrochemical cells
- Digital simulation
- Electrochemical sensors
- Neural networks
- Persistence in time series
- Porous media
- Properties of mathematical functions
- Properties of microelectrodes
- Studies of kinetics at electrodes
- Techniques for handling electrochemical signals and data
- The fractional calculus and its applications
- Transport processes
- Voltammetry
For more detailed information
on my research interests, see the list of my recent
articles.
For information on the books and book chapters I have authored or coauthored,
see the list of some of my other publications.
Graduate
Studies in Electrochemical Modelling
Active cooperative research contacts are
presently maintained with colleagues in
Contacts
Sec'y: (705) 748-1011 x1505
Fax: (705) 748-1625
Lab: (705) 748-1011 x1336
Electronic mail: KOldham@TrentU.CA
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