Michael Voith
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Michael Voith is a pioneer in the development of open-source, highly customizable scanning droplet cell microscopes (SDCMs), leveraging 3D-printing to democratize advanced electrochemical analysis. His most-cited work, "Highly customisable scanning droplet cell microscopes using 3D-printing" (2015, 67 citations), revolutionized the field by enabling researchers to fabricate low-cost, adaptable SDCMs for localized corrosion studies and surface characterization. Voith’s contributions bridge materials science and additive manufacturing, making high-resolution electrochemical mapping accessible to labs with limited resources. His innovations have been widely adopted in corrosion research and battery material analysis, with his 2015 paper serving as a foundational reference for custom-built microelectrochemical systems. By combining engineering ingenuity with open-science principles, Voith has empowered a new generation of researchers to explore localized electrochemical phenomena without prohibitive equipment costs. His work exemplifies how 3D-printing can transform specialized instrumentation, fostering reproducibility and collaboration across disciplines.
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- 1Highly customisable scanning droplet cell microscopes using 3D-printing67 citations · 2015