31.07.2026
Research involving scientists from NURE is continuing within the international MSCA4Ukraine project. One of its significant outcomes is the publication of the review article “From Photon Emission to Pixel Intensity: Workflow-Dependent Signal Formation and Calibration in Imaging-Based Electrochemiluminescence” in the Journal of Electroanalytical Chemistry.
According to Scopus, the journal is ranked in the first quartile, Q1, in the subject areas of General Chemical Engineering and Analytical Chemistry, reflecting the high academic level of the published research.
The article was authored by Kateryna Muzyka, a researcher at the BME Dep. at NURE, in collaboration with Guobao Xu.
The study examines signal formation and calibration processes in imaging systems based on electrochemiluminescence. It analyses the complete signal pathway, from photon emission to the formation of pixel intensity in a digital image. The findings are relevant to the further development of advanced biomedical, analytical and diagnostic technologies.
The publication was prepared within the international MSCA4Ukraine research project supported by the Alexander von Humboldt Foundation (AvH ID: 1232819), as well as with the support of the Ministry of Education and Science of Ukraine under state-funded research projects No. 0126U002468 and No. 0124U000601.
The participation of NURE researchers in international projects and the publication of their findings in leading scientific journals contribute to the development of the University’s research schools, the expansion of international cooperation and the implementation of advanced approaches in biomedical engineering, analytical chemistry and medical technologies.
The research also contributes to the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals: Goal 3 — Good Health and Well-Being, Goal 4 — Quality Education, Goal 9 — Industry, Innovation and Infrastructure, and Goal 17 — Partnerships for the Goals.
We congratulate the authors on this significant scientific achievement and wish them further successful research, new international projects and publications in leading academic journals.