Abstract
Sample preparation has experienced a trend towards miniaturization over the past twenty-five years. Solid-phase microextraction (SPME), a sorbent-based approach, was the first microscale sample preparation procedure to be introduced. Soon after, a series of similar solventless or solvent-minimized methods, including solvent-based liquid-phase microextraction (LPME), followed. Miniaturized sample preparation remains a very active research field. In this talk, we shall give an account of the role our group has played since our pioneering contributions in LPME, as well as in sorbent-based (SPME-like), research. In recent years, our attention has been focused on automating miniaturized sample procedures, and integrating them seamlessly with analysis. We shall describe some of these attempts to set up fully automated analytical platforms that have the potential of being operated for on-site water analysis.
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