From left: Gaston Crespo, Lijun Chai, Alexander Wiorek, Maria Cuartero, Marc Parrilla, Kequan Xu, Rocío Cánovas Martínez, Yujie Liu, Evelina Tvinne Flyg, Nadia Nikzad
Welcome to the Crespo research group at the Royal Institute of Technology situated in the lovely Stockholm city! During 2019, we have been recruiting outstanding researchers in early and mid-career as well as motivated Ph.D. students. Would you like to be the next one?
What is our interest? We develop fundamental electrochemical and optical concepts to be integrated into ‘chemical sensors’ aiming to solve current problems in healthcare, environment, wellness, food among others.
HIGHLIGHTS
We are currently looking to hire a project coordinator/manager for our group. We devise an exciting challenge to reinforcing the attraction of EU, national and industry-academia grants in the field of chemical sensing.
Do you have what it takes to be part of one of KTH:s fastest growing research groups? Click here to find out more.
We are proud to host a talk from Fabiana Arduini on Electrochemical paper-based (bio)sensors. The talk will be held at
27th November, 16:30
Etos room, Teknikringen 42, Floor 5
For more information, click here.
present two new papers recently published. The first one presenting a study in cytotoxicity of ionophore based membranes and the other one presenting the use of polyaniline as a proton pump for usage in analytical applications.
We want to congratulate Maria Cuartero for receiving the prestigious ERC starting grant of 17 MSEK (1.6 million euro) to do research in the detection of ions in real scenarios.
– We want to congratulate the head of our group, Gaston Crespo, for winning the prestigious award Young Investigator.
We would like to end this post with a quote from the announcement:
he is clearly a rising star in the field of electrochemical sensors
– We recently had a paper published about lowering the limit of detection using the novelty of a conductive polymer. To find out even more, press the image below.
Jun 2019
– We have recently had two papers published about wearable sensors for on-body measurements of sweat and redox-active monolayers that can be used for both anion and cation detection.
May 2019
– Check out the latest entry on the KTH front page where you can find out more about our wearable sensors and how they can support us in our training.
Apr 2019
–Our review on ‘Wearable Potentiometric Sensors for Medical Applications’ has reached more than 770 visits and is highlighted as one of the ‘Featured Papers’ in SENSORS journal. For accessing the newsletter, please click on the image below or for accessing the paper, please press here.
Feb 2019
–Maria has just launched a new webpage for the MSCA project VolThinSens:
“Modern society is evolving to a scenario in which all daily activities will be monitored using smart sensors. The provision of rapid, reliable and decentralized data is crucial and chemical sensors are current candidates for this purpose.”
Click here to find out more
–Congratulations Maria for the 2019 SENSORS AWARD!
Jan 2019
–One of our papers on wearable all-solid-state sensors has been highlighted as the front cover for the prestigious journal TrAC, Trends in Analytical Chemistry. The review covers areas such as why wearable all-solid-state sensors mainly detects ions in sweat out of all bodily fluids as well as the sensors current position within analytical chemistry today. For more information, check out the review here.
Nov 2018
–Check out our latest article, published in the journal Trends in Analytical Chemistry. It is open access, and you can reach it by pressing the picture below.
–We like to thank Inma Ortiz for the hard work she put in over the last 6 months and we wish her good luck as she continues her PhD back at the University of Granada.
–Congratulations Rocío for being awarded a two-year postdoc fellowship by the ALFONSO MARTÍN ESCUDERO FOUNDATION. We are happy to have her in the group for another two years, starting in January 2019.
Oct 2018
–Welcome to two new group members, Yujie Liu and Amine Marchoud. Yujie is a master student at the program molecular science and engineering here at KTH. She is here to do her master thesis work in electroluminescence for analytical applications.
Amine is an intern from ENCPB Paris, France. He is at his second year of the program BTS in chemistry professions. He will work on optimizing parameters in stripping voltammetry.
Sep 2018
–Maria attended the annual meeting with the other EU members of the Marie Curie fellowship.
July 2018
–Welcome Lijun Chai, a new postdoctoral member.
–Welcome Inmaculada Ortiz, a visiting PhD student from University of Granada, Spain. She will be working with us for 6 months, developing wearable sensors.
May 2018
-Welcome Rocío Cánovas Martínez, a new postdoctoral member with a Biotechnology background! She will focus on research in analytical applications that can improve healthcare and societal wellbeing.
Mar. 2018
–’All-Solid-State Potentiometric Sensors: A New Wave for In Situ Aquatic Research’has been accepted in Journal Current Opinion in Electrochemistry.
May 2019
– Check out the latest entry on the KTH front page where you can find out more about our wearable sensors and how they can support us in our training.
Apr 2019
–Our review on ‘Wearable Potentiometric Sensors for Medical Applications’ has reached more than 770 visits and is highlighted as one of the ‘Featured Papers’ in SENSORS journal. For accessing the newsletter, please click on the image below or for accessing the paper, please press here.
Feb 2019
–Maria has just launched a new webpage for the MSCA project VolThinSens:
“Modern society is evolving to a scenario in which all daily activities will be monitored using smart sensors. The provision of rapid, reliable and decentralized data is crucial and chemical sensors are current candidates for this purpose.”
Click here to find out more
–Congratulations Maria for the 2019 SENSORS AWARD!
Jan 2019
–One of our papers on wearable all-solid-state sensors has been highlighted as the front cover for the prestigious journal TrAC, Trends in Analytical Chemistry. The review covers areas such as why wearable all-solid-state sensors mainly detects ions in sweat out of all bodily fluids as well as the sensors current position within analytical chemistry today. For more information, check out the review here.
Nov 2018
–Check out our latest article, published in the journal Trends in Analytical Chemistry. It is open access, and you can reach it by pressing the picture below.
–We like to thank Inma Ortiz for the hard work she put in over the last 6 months and we wish her good luck as she continues her PhD back at the University of Granada.
–Congratulations Rocío for being awarded a two-year postdoc fellowship by the ALFONSO MARTÍN ESCUDERO FOUNDATION. We are happy to have her in the group for another two years, starting in January 2019.
Oct 2018
–Welcome to two new group members, Yujie Liu and Amine Marchoud. Yujie is a master student at the program molecular science and engineering here at KTH. She is here to do her master thesis work in electroluminescence for analytical applications.
Amine is an intern from ENCPB Paris, France. He is at his second year of the program BTS in chemistry professions. He will work on optimizing parameters in stripping voltammetry.
Sep 2018
–Maria attended the annual meeting with the other EU members of the Marie Curie fellowship.
July 2018
–Welcome Lijun Chai, a new postdoctoral member.
–Welcome Inmaculada Ortiz, a visiting PhD student from University of Granada, Spain. She will be working with us for 6 months, developing wearable sensors.
May 2018
-Welcome Rocío Cánovas Martínez, a new postdoctoral member with a Biotechnology background! She will focus on research in analytical applications that can improve healthcare and societal wellbeing.
Mar. 2018
–’All-Solid-State Potentiometric Sensors: A New Wave for In Situ Aquatic Research’has been accepted in Journal Current Opinion in Electrochemistry.
May 2019
– Check out the latest entry on the KTH front page where you can find out more about our wearable sensors and how they can support us in our training.
Apr 2019
–Our review on ‘Wearable Potentiometric Sensors for Medical Applications’ has reached more than 770 visits and is highlighted as one of the ‘Featured Papers’ in SENSORS journal. For accessing the newsletter, please click on the image below or for accessing the paper, please press here.
Feb 2019
–Maria has just launched a new webpage for the MSCA project VolThinSens:
“Modern society is evolving to a scenario in which all daily activities will be monitored using smart sensors. The provision of rapid, reliable and decentralized data is crucial and chemical sensors are current candidates for this purpose.”
Click here to find out more
–Congratulations Maria for the 2019 SENSORS AWARD!
Jan 2019
–One of our papers on wearable all-solid-state sensors has been highlighted as the front cover for the prestigious journal TrAC, Trends in Analytical Chemistry. The review covers areas such as why wearable all-solid-state sensors mainly detects ions in sweat out of all bodily fluids as well as the sensors current position within analytical chemistry today. For more information, check out the review here.
Nov 2018
–Check out our latest article, published in the journal Trends in Analytical Chemistry. It is open access, and you can reach it by pressing the picture below.
–We like to thank Inma Ortiz for the hard work she put in over the last 6 months and we wish her good luck as she continues her PhD back at the University of Granada.
–Congratulations Rocío for being awarded a two-year postdoc fellowship by the ALFONSO MARTÍN ESCUDERO FOUNDATION. We are happy to have her in the group for another two years, starting in January 2019.
Oct 2018
–Welcome to two new group members, Yujie Liu and Amine Marchoud. Yujie is a master student at the program molecular science and engineering here at KTH. She is here to do her master thesis work in electroluminescence for analytical applications.
Amine is an intern from ENCPB Paris, France. He is at his second year of the program BTS in chemistry professions. He will work on optimizing parameters in stripping voltammetry.
Sep 2018
–Maria attended the annual meeting with the other EU members of the Marie Curie fellowship.
July 2018
–Welcome Lijun Chai, a new postdoctoral member.
–Welcome Inmaculada Ortiz, a visiting PhD student from University of Granada, Spain. She will be working with us for 6 months, developing wearable sensors.
May 2018
-Welcome Rocío Cánovas Martínez, a new postdoctoral member with a Biotechnology background! She will focus on research in analytical applications that can improve healthcare and societal wellbeing.
Mar. 2018
–’All-Solid-State Potentiometric Sensors: A New Wave for In Situ Aquatic Research’has been accepted in Journal Current Opinion in Electrochemistry.
Feb. 2018
–A huge acknowledge to Wenner-Gren foundation for providing economical support to our exciting research direction conducted by Maria Cuartero and Crespo’s group entitled: ‘Light-Driven Smart Surfaces as a new wave of Electrochemical Sensors’.
–A giant congratulations to Maria Cuartero! A new Marie Curie International Fellow joints KTH and Crespo’s group.
–Welcome Marc Parrilla, a new postdoctoral member with a Biotechnology background! Screen-printing electrodes for medical and fitness applications will be his tasks.
–Group meeting on the Badminton court.
Jan. 2017
–Gaston ranks first in a highly competitive Spanish grant of ‘Attraction of Talents’ in Nanotechnology discipline!!!
–Welcome Alex Wiorek to Crespo’s group! Talented master students like Alex will enjoy doing research with us for 20 weeks.
Dec. 2017
–Welcome Maria Cuartero to the Crespo group! We did good work in the past; and we will now do much better!! Thanks for choosing us!
-Gaston gives a talk at IMDEA materials: ‘Decentralized Chemical Sensing: From materials to real world applications’. Thanks Ruben Costa and Javier Llorca for your hospitality.
-Gaston met the ViceRector of Transference and Entrepreneurship of Complutense of Madrid (Prof. Jose Pingarron). Thanks Jose for such a nice discussion about the current situation of Spanish research
–Kequan Xu, Maria Cuartero and Gaston Crespo undertake key experiments at Elettra Synchrotron (Italy) in collaboration with Roland De Marco, John Bradley and Raymart Walker from USC, Australia.
Nov. 2017
–Congratulations Gaston for receiving a research Project Grant from the Swedish Research Council (VR)!!
Sep. 2017
–Welcome Kequan Xu! The first PhD student of the Crespo group! We are going to spend four extraordinary years doing break-grounding science! Thanks CSC-KTH agreement.
Jun. 2017
–Gaston gives a presentation in the International Conferences of Electrochemical Sensors (Matrafured 2017) entitled ‘Recent Advances in Thin Layer Ionophore-Based Membranes’.
May. 2017
–Crespo’s group thanks Prof. Roland De Marco (USC, Australia) for staying one week with us. We enjoyed writing papers about Synchrotron insightful outcomes.
April. 2017
–Gaston gives his first lecture to undergraduate students at KTH. Chemical Analysis course, ‘Introduction to Potentiometry’. Nice feelings!
Mar. 2017
–Gaston get to the School of Engineering in Chemistry, Biotechnology and Health at KTH and creates his research group from ground! Welcome Gaston, we wish you all the best for your new professional goals!