Emily Mordan
Graduate Student
Hometown: Chicago, IL
ehmordan@umich.edu
Emily interfaces HPLC with the silicon photonic microring resonators as a refractive index based detector compatible for gradient separations. This method is applicable for the separation and characterization of polymers.
When not in lab, Emily enjoys watching movies, shopping, spending time with friends and family, cheering on Chicago Cubs and Hawks, as well as anything artsy including drawing, painting, and pottery.
Education
2016 B.S. Chemistry, North Park University
Publications at Michigan
A linear mass concentration detector for solvent gradient polymer separations, E.H. Mordan, J.H. Wade, E. Pierce, D.M. Meunier, R.C. Bailey, Analyst, 2020, Advance Article.
DOI: 10.1039/C9AN02533BSilicon Photonic Microring Resonator Arrays for Mass Concentration Detection of Polymers in Isocratic Separations, E. Mordan, J.H. Wade, Z.S.B Wiersma, E. Pearce, T.O. Pangburn, A.W. deGroot, D.M. Meunier, R.C. Bailey, Analytical Chemistry, 2018, 91(1), 1011-1018.
DOI: 10.1021/acs.analchem.8b04263