Rafael Lucena Rodríguez

Profesor Contratado Doctor

Universidad de Córdoba

Spain

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Rafael Lucena Rodríguez is a Profesor Contratado Doctor at Universidad de Córdoba, Spain. His research primarily focuses on innovative analytical techniques for the determination of drug residues and contaminants in various matrices. Recent publications highlight his work on thermal desorption mass spectrometry, solid-phase microextraction, and sustainable materials for environmental monitoring.

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Sergio Armenta

Full Professor

University of Valencia

SPAIN

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Michele Protti

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ALMA MATER STUDIORUM UNIVERSITY OF BOLOGNA

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Francisco Antonio Casado-Carmona

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Universitat de les Illes Balears

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Functionalized toothpicks for solid-phase microextraction of drugs from oral fluids

Quantitative determination of drug residues in surfaces, analyzing cotton-swabs by on/off thermal desorption-plasma based ionization-mass spectrometry

Adhesive tapes as sampling probes and thermal desorption substrates, in search of direct analysis of particulate solid samples using Soft Ionization by Chemical Reaction In Transfer mass spectrometry

A flower-shaped recycled polymeric-coated cellulose paper for the isolation of organic contaminants from waters

Silica microparticles as guiding substrates for the fabrication of polyamide-coated stainless-steel sheets by dip-coating technique: Application to the determination of opioids in saliva samples by direct infusion mass spectrometry

Humic acid–coated paper: An affordable mixed-mode weak-cation exchanger for isolating cocaine, codeine, and methadone from saliva samples for their direct infusion mass spectrometric analysis

Sustainable hybrid sorbent based on a thin film gelatin coating over cellulose paper for the determination of steroid hormones in urine and environmental water samples

Integrating in-vial thin film microextraction using polysiloxane-based adhesive tapes with low-temperature plasma ionization mass spectrometry: A solvent-free approach for determining cocaine and methamphetamine in saliva samples

Mixed-mode cationic exchange paper combined with direct infusion mass spectrometry, a sustainable approach to determine opioids in biosamples

Pipette tip-electrospray mass spectrometry for determining opioids in urine, from on-site micro-handling to high-throughput centrifugal microextraction

Mixed-mode cationic exchange sorptive tapes combined with direct infusion mass spectrometry for determining opioids in saliva samples

Deep eutectic solvent coated paper: Sustainable sorptive phase for sample preparation

Lab in a bottle, open-source technologies for the design of affordable environmental samplers integrating on-site extraction

Nylon 6-cellulose composite hosted in a hypodermic needle: Biofluid extraction and analysis by ambient mass spectrometry in a single device

Paper-based sorptive phases for a sustainable sample preparation

Polydopamine inner wall-coated hypodermic needle as microextraction device and electrospray emitter for the direct analysis of illicit drugs in oral fluid by ambient mass spectrometry

Potential of hydrophobic paper-based sorptive phase prepared by in-situ thermal imidization for the extraction of methadone from oral fluid samples

Polymeric nanocomposites as sorbents in environmental water analysis, a close view to the synthesis and potential applications

Wooden‐based materials: Eco‐friendly materials for direct mass spectrometric analysis and microextraction

Mechanochemically designed bismuth-based halide perovskites for efficient photocatalytic oxidation of vanillyl alcohol

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Sergio Armenta

Michele Protti

Francisco Antonio Casado-Carmona

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