Andrei Ionut Mardare
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Andrei Ionut Mardare is a leading figure in the development of high-throughput electrochemical instrumentation, with a particular focus on scanning droplet cell microscopy (SDCM). His pioneering work on "Highly customisable scanning droplet cell microscopes using 3D-printing" (2015, 67 citations) revolutionized the field by demonstrating how additive manufacturing could dramatically reduce costs and increase design flexibility for localized electrochemical measurements. This innovation enabled researchers to rapidly prototype and customize microelectrochemical cells for studying corrosion, coatings, and electrocatalysis at unprecedented spatial resolution. Mardare's broader contributions include advancing combinatorial electrochemistry and developing automated screening platforms for materials discovery. His work has been instrumental in bridging the gap between fundamental electrochemistry and practical materials characterization, with his 3D-printed SDCM designs now adopted by laboratories worldwide. Through his focus on accessible, customizable instrumentation, Mardare has empowered a new generation of electrochemists to perform complex localized measurements without prohibitive equipment costs, making him a key enabler of modern high-throughput corrosion and materials science research.
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- 1Highly customisable scanning droplet cell microscopes using 3D-printing67 citations · 2015