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June Feng is a leading researcher in analytical chemistry and bioanalytical method development, with a focus on high-throughput mass spectrometry for biomarker and toxicant detection. Her work is best known for advancing robotic sample preparation systems coupled with HPLC-MS/MS to measure nicotine, its major metabolites, and related alkaloids like anatabine and anabasine in human urine. Her landmark 2014 paper on this topic, which has garnered 58 citations, established a robust, automated workflow that dramatically improved throughput and reproducibility for large-scale epidemiological studies on tobacco exposure. This contribution has been instrumental in enabling precise, high-volume biomonitoring for smoking-related research, including studies on nicotine metabolism and exposure assessment. Feng’s innovations bridge the gap between clinical chemistry and public health, providing tools that are both sensitive and scalable. Her work continues to influence the design of automated analytical platforms, making her a key figure in the evolution of high-throughput bioanalysis for environmental and clinical toxicology.
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