Mary Wirth: Separating and Identifying Macromolecules

Dr. Mary Wirth from the Department Chemistry and the Bio-5 Institute is an analytical and surface materials chemist who developed new materials to coat micro chips on which analytical

chemistry can be performed for macro-molecular separations and identification with an incredibly higher efficiency, at a much reduced time-scale and with capabilities to analyze many samples simultaneously.

Mary Wirth, PhD; Professor of Chemistry, College of Science & Member Bio-5 Institute. The 5th annual Innovation Day at The UA was held on March 25, 2008. Innovation Day at The UA celebrates technology development and commercialization by highlighting the research achievements of students, staff and faculty. The Technology Innovation Awards recognize University of Arizona researchers for achievements in translating original ideas from the laboratory to the marketplace.

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