Zsuzsanna Niegreisz
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Zsuzsanna Niegreisz has made pioneering contributions to the automation of pharmaceutical analysis, particularly in the development of robotic sample preparation systems coupled with high-performance liquid chromatography (HPLC). Her research focuses on enhancing the efficiency, sensitivity, and reproducibility of drug quantification in biological matrices—a critical need in pharmacokinetics and drug development. Her most cited work, "Sensitive high-performance liquid chromatographic determination of nifedipine in dog plasma using an automated sample preparation system with laboratory robot" (1996, 22 citations), introduced a fully automated method for analyzing the calcium channel blocker nifedipine, significantly reducing manual error and processing time. This study demonstrated the feasibility of integrating laboratory robots into routine bioanalysis, setting a benchmark for precision in plasma drug monitoring. In her subsequent paper, "Economic approach to robotic sample pretreatment in high-performance liquid chromatography" (1997, 6 citations), she further advanced the field by proposing cost-effective strategies for implementing robotic systems, making automation more accessible to smaller laboratories. Niegreisz’s work bridges analytical chemistry and laboratory robotics, offering practical solutions that improve throughput and data quality. Her research remains a foundational reference for scientists seeking to automate complex sample workflows, underscoring her lasting impact on modern pharmaceutical analysis.
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