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The article which you and the UVa press release point to is a review in Analytical Chemistry of recent work in the field, by Professor Landers' group and other groups, but concentrating on his work. The other authors listed are students (or some possibly postdocs) of his.

The colleagues mentioned in the press release are other professors at UVa whom he has worked with, and they did not necessarily coauthor the review paper. It is likely that they are cited in the reference section, but, due to the excessive use of et al. in the citations (I guess to save space, but that is a poor excuse, IMHO), you won't know until you look up each citation.

Posted by: cd2_z   Posted on: 09/22/08 You are currently: a Guest | Members login | Terms of Use

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