Natalia Gabrielly Pereira dos Santos
Universidade de São Paulo, Universidade Federal de São Carlos
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Natalia Gabrielly Pereira dos Santos is a rising researcher in green analytical chemistry, specializing in sustainable sample preparation techniques for pharmaceutical analysis. Her work focuses on developing environmentally friendly microextraction methods to detect trace-level contaminants, particularly carcinogenic N-nitrosamines, in medications. Her most cited study (15 citations) introduced a groundbreaking microextraction by packed sorbent approach, combining affordable, laboratory-repackable devices with a high-throughput Cartesian robot platform. This innovation enabled rapid, cost-effective analysis of N-nitrosamines in Losartan tablets using liquid chromatography-tandem mass spectrometry, significantly improving efficiency in pharmaceutical quality control. In her subsequent work (9 citations), she pioneered the use of water as a green solvent for single-drop microextraction, eliminating toxic organic solvents while maintaining analytical performance. This sustainable method represents a major step toward environmentally responsible pharmaceutical testing. Though early in her career, Santos has already demonstrated exceptional impact, with her innovative approaches to green sample preparation gaining recognition for addressing both analytical challenges and environmental concerns. Her research bridges the gap between high-throughput automation and sustainable chemistry, establishing her as a promising voice in the future of pharmaceutical analysis.
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