Kevin Robards is affiliated with Charles Sturt University in Australia, where their research primarily spans multiple disciplines within the chemical and biological sciences. Their main fields of study include Chemistry, Engineering, and Biochemistry, Genetics and Molecular Biology, with publication counts of 24, 8, and 3 respectively.
Their subfields of expertise further highlight a focus on Spectroscopy, Analytical Chemistry, Biomedical Engineering, Molecular Biology, and Biochemistry. Specifically, the subfield distribution includes 14 publications in Spectroscopy, 8 in Analytical Chemistry, 7 in Biomedical Engineering, 3 in Molecular Biology, and 2 in Biochemistry.
Kevin Robards's research emphasizes several main topics, particularly within Analytical Chemistry and Chromatography, which accounts for 22 publications. Other significant topics include Microfluidic and Capillary Electrophoresis Applications and Chromatography in Natural Products, each with 12 publications, as well as Mass Spectrometry Techniques and Applications with 6 publications. Additional topics covered are Free Radicals and Antioxidants (4 publications), Metabolomics and Mass Spectrometry Studies (4 publications), and Antioxidant Activity and Oxidative Stress (2 publications).
The scientist has collaborated frequently with co-authors such as Danielle Ryan, contributing to 14 joint publications, and Paul D. Prenzler, involved in 3 co-authored works.
Kevin Robards has contributed to the literature beyond journal articles, evidenced by a book publication with the Royal Society of Chemistry. The book titled Handbook of Antioxidant Methodology was published in 2021 and has garnered 10 citations.
Michael Antolovich;Paul D. Prenzler;Emilios Patsalides;Suzanne McDonald
Suzanne McDonald;Paul Prenzler;Michael Antolovich;Kevin Robards
Kevin Robards;Paul D Prenzler;Greg Tucker;Prasan Swatsitang
Meixue Zhou;Kevin Robards;Malcolm Glennie-Holmes;Stuart Helliwell
C.M. Kalua;M.S. Allen;D.R. Bedgood;A.G. Bishop
Kevin Robards;Michael Antolovich
Zhongkai Zhou;Kevin Robards;Stuart Helliwell;Christopher Blanchard
Hassan K. Obied;Malcolm S. Allen;Danny R. Bedgood;Paul D. Prenzler
Michael Antolovich;Paul Prenzler;Kevin Robards;Danielle Ryan
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Zhongkai Zhou;Kevin Robards;Stuart Helliwell;Christopher Blanchard
Zhongkai Zhou;Kevin Robards;Stuart Helliwell;Christopher Blanchard
Suzanne McDonald;Andrea G. Bishop;Paul D. Prenzler;Kevin Robards
K. Robards;Paul R. Haddad;Peter E. Jackson
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Kevin Robards;Paul J. Worsfold
Danielle Ryan;Kevin Robards
Zhong Haiyan;Danny R. Bedgood;Andrea G. Bishop;Paul D. Prenzler
Danielle Ryan;Kevin Robards;Paul D Prenzler;Megan Kendall
H. Obied;Danny Bedgood;Paul D. Prenzler;Kevin Robards
Zhongkai Zhou;Kevin Robards;Stuart Helliwell;Christopher Blanchard
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