The Harrison Research Group
 
The Harrison Group
Dr. Harrison's research focuses on analytical and bioanalytical separations through capillary electrophoretic and liquid chromatography techniques.  A primary focus of the research is on the development of practical and elegant solutions to current challenges in separation sciences.
 
Research topics currently being investigated:
    •    Capillary electrophoretic age determination of red blood cells
    •    Alternative column derivatizations for ion chromatography
    •    Novel capillary coatings for EOF control for protein and ion separations
    •    Separation and size determination of nanoparticle mixtures
    •    Nanofluidic segmentation and injection
 
The work in the Harrison lab ranges from instrument fabrication and development to the validation of analytical processes and theories.  An atmosphere of cooperation and collaboration is emphasized in the lab to take advantage, and expand, the knowledge of all the members.  Group members will leave the group with a fundamental knowledge of all techniques used in the group regardless of their chosen research topic.
 
The research group is currently looking for both graduate and undergraduate students to begin or continue a number of research projects.  Contact Dr. Harrison for further information about the projects and opportunities for joining the group.  The following link provides the specifics about admission for graduate study in the Department of Chemistry at SDSU.