Professor Dr. Richard Oleschuk

Biography

Richard Oleschuk is a Full Professor in the Department of Chemistry at Queen's University. His research focuses on Environmental and Analytical Chemistry, where he explores innovative methods in microfluidics, surface modification, and flow augmentation. He is renowned for his contributions to the development of micro devices utilized in chemical and biological analysis, including hot embossing and micro-molding techniques. His work on polymeric laboratories-on-a-chip has advanced the field of mass spectrometry and protein analysis, making significant strides in the efficiency and precision of chemical analyses. Oleschuk's lab, located in Chernoff Hall, is dedicated to advancing analytical methodologies and creating efficient micro-scale systems for practical applications.

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