Morphy Dumlao

Morphy Dumlao is a Mr Visiting Fellow at The University of New South Wales, affiliated with the School of Chemistry. His research interests are not specified in the provided information. His profile is listed under the directory of the School of Chemistry, which includes details about academic and technical staff, as well as visiting and adjunct fellows.

Morphy Dumlao is an analytical chemist specializing in forensic chemistry and ambient mass spectrometry. Their research focuses on developing advanced analytical techniques for the rapid and direct analysis of complex mixtures, including forensic samples and agricultural products. Dumlao's work involves the application of ambient ionization methods, such as low temperature plasma ionization and active capillary dielectric barrier discharge ionization, to enable real-time detection of chemical warfare agents, illicit drugs, and plant pathogens. They have also explored the use of mass spectrometry for volatile analysis in wine grapes to detect Botrytis cinerea infections. Their research emphasizes the integration of portable and field-deployable mass spectrometry systems for practical applications in forensic science and food safety.