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Silvana Andreescu is a Professor and Chair of Chemistry & Biochemistry at Clarkson University, holding the Egon Matijević Endowed Chair. She specializes in bioanalytical chemistry, environmental sensors, and nanotechnology. Andreescu leads the BIOsem Lab, focusing on innovative sensing technologies for environmental monitoring, food safety, and healthcare. Her research spans electrochemical methods, PFAS detection, and sustainable nanomaterials.
Education: PhD in Chemistry (2002) from University of Perpignan and University of Bucharest; NATO-NSF Postdoctoral Fellowship at SUNY Binghamton (2003–2005).
Affiliations: Coulter School of Engineering & Applied Sciences, Institute for a Sustainable Environment, Center for Advanced Materials Processing (CAMP).
Research Interests: Develops nanosensors for PFAS, water quality, and food safety. Innovates wearable biosensors for neurotransmitter monitoring and environmental pollutants. Her work emphasizes sustainability, with projects funded by the NSF, EPA, and industry collaborations.
Awards: NSF-CAREER Award, John W. Graham Faculty Research Award, and recognition for student mentorship. Her lab has secured over $1.5M in grants, including an EPA-funded PFAS detection project and an NSF REU program in sensor development.
Grants/Projects: EPA grant for portable PFAS nanosensors (2024), NSF REU Site on Sensor Development (2024), and collaborations with Stevens Institute, SUNY Buffalo, and others.
Labs/Teams: Leads the BIOsem Lab, mentoring over 15 graduate students, postdocs, and undergraduates. Collaborates with interdisciplinary teams on sensor design, environmental remediation, and smart materials.
