Rapid Methods of Analysis with Spectroscopic Techniques
The group develops new analytical methodology that allows direct elemental or isotopic analysis of solid samples and complex matrices, developing applications in the areas of clinical research (minimally invasive analysis) and in the characterization of nanoparticles.
The techniques that are mainly used are high resolution atomic/molecular absorption with continuous source (HR CS GF AAS or MAS), inductively coupled plasma with detection by mass spectrometry (ICP-MS) and laser ablation (LA/LIBS).
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Microsampling for biomedical elemental analysis: make every droplet count
Developing new analytical methodologies for providing elemental and isotopic information from microsamples, which can be obtained in a minimally invasive way in order to achieve entity-resolved information.
Towards a new diagnosis of Lyme disease through nanotechnology, atomic spectrometry and artificial intelligence.
