Daniel Kantanka Sarfo

Dr. Daniel Kantanka Sarfo is a Research Fellow at the University of York, specializing in nanomaterial fabrication and analytical methods for toxicant detection. His research focuses on developing nanosensors for environmental and biomedical applications, including rapid detection of heavy metals, nicotine, and disease biomarkers. As Chief Investigator, he leads projects like 'Ultra Trace Detection of Environmental Toxicants Using Nanosensors.' His work spans interdisciplinary fields, combining chemistry, materials science, and engineering.

• Key Research Areas: Molecular recognition, environmental toxicology, electrochemical sensors, and nanotechnology.
• Recent Projects: Development of paper-based sensors for nicotine/cotinine and Galectin-3 biomarkers.

Publications highlight innovations in electrocatalysts for energy storage, stimuli-responsive biosensors, and environmental remediation. His contributions bridge fundamental science with practical applications in health and environmental monitoring.