Mattias Johansson

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Mattias Johansson is a researcher whose work sits at the intersection of laboratory automation and analytical chemistry, with a particular focus on advancing mass spectrometry workflows. His most cited contribution, "Automating MALDI Sample Plate Loading" (2006, 10 citations), demonstrates his practical engineering approach to solving real-world bottlenecks in high-throughput analysis. In this work, Johansson describes the design and implementation of a generic robotic system for loading MALDI sample plates into mass spectrometers, addressing both software and hardware challenges alongside critical safety considerations. The resulting automation significantly increases throughput, a contribution that has proven valuable for laboratories processing large sample volumes. While his citation count reflects a focused, niche impact rather than broad recognition, Johansson's work exemplifies how thoughtful integration of robotics can transform routine analytical procedures. His contribution stands as a practical solution for researchers seeking to reduce manual handling, minimize errors, and accelerate data acquisition in proteomics and metabolomics studies, making him a notable figure in the specialized field of laboratory automation for mass spectrometry.