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Aaron Wheeler

Professor of Chemistry, University of Toronto, Canada.

Exciting recent advance: The use of microfluidic devices to solve problems in remote or “hard-to-reach” locations, such as inside the bore magnet of an NMR spectrometer, or in an isolated refugee camp in Kenya.

Research goal: To use microfluidics to develop solutions to problems spanning the fields of chemistry, biology and medicine.

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Part of the Power List 2019

The Top 100

This year we’ve returned to our Top 100 format for The Power List, showcasing the tremendous range of talent, ingenuity and leadership present across all corners of analytical science on a global scale.

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