Sireerat Intarakamhang
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Sireerat Intarakamhang is a prominent analytical chemist whose research sits at the intersection of electrochemistry, automation, and food and environmental analysis. Her work has made significant strides in developing innovative, automated electrochemical platforms designed to make trace-level chemical analysis faster, more reliable, and more accessible. Among her most celebrated contributions is the development of robotic heavy metal anodic stripping voltammetry, which has streamlined the detection of toxic trace metals such as lead and cadmium — a critical advancement for environmental monitoring — garnering 35 citations. Her pioneering work on automated electrochemical assays in microtiter plate formats has transformed how researchers measure antioxidants and free radical scavengers in dietary samples, with her ascorbic acid assay study earning 28 citations and her DPPH-based antioxidant screening method attracting 25 citations. Collectively, these contributions reflect her dedication to high-throughput, miniaturized analytical systems that bridge laboratory innovation with real-world applications in food safety and environmental health. Her research has provided the scientific community with robust, reproducible tools that continue to influence both electroanalytical chemistry and nutritional science.
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