Christopher McEleney

Christopher McEleney is a Lecturer in Chemistry and Maths at the Department of Life & Physical Sciences, Atlantic Technological University. He holds a PhD from the same department and specializes in analytical and electrochemical research. His work focuses on developing electrochemical sensors using nanomaterials like reduced graphene oxide and thin films for trace metal detection in environmental samples.

• PhD: Department of Life & Physical Sciences, Atlantic Technological University

Research interests include electrochemical methodologies, electrode modifications, and applications in environmental monitoring. His studies involve voltammetric techniques and the analysis of heavy metals such as Mn(II), Cd, and Zn in soil extracts.

Publications emphasize innovations in sensor technology and material science, particularly in voltammetry-based detection systems. Collaborations with researchers like S. Alves and D. Mc Crudden highlight interdisciplinary approaches to analytical challenges.

No scientific awards explicitly listed. No advising or grant details provided in the text. His work is associated with the university's research in life and physical sciences.