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Dr. Mohamed Abdel-Rehim is a pioneer in the field of bioanalytical chemistry, best known for inventing and advancing microextraction by packed sorbent (MEPS)—a miniaturized, high-throughput sample preparation technique that has revolutionized bioanalysis. His seminal 2009 review on recent advances in MEPS for bioanalysis has garnered 276 citations, establishing the foundational methodology for extracting drugs and metabolites from complex biological fluids with unprecedented speed and efficiency. Building on this, his comprehensive 2016 review (125 citations) further solidified MEPS as a versatile tool across diverse matrices and applications. Dr. Abdel-Rehim also made significant contributions to high-throughput analysis through his work on monolithic methacrylate-packed 96-tips, enabling robotic systems to process 96 samples simultaneously—a breakthrough that accelerated pharmaceutical and clinical workflows. His 2006 paper on this robotic device (32 citations) and subsequent 2009 study (40 citations) demonstrated how monolithic polymer sorbents could be integrated into automated platforms, drastically reducing analysis time while maintaining sensitivity. With a career defined by innovation in sample preparation, Dr. Abdel-Rehim’s work has profoundly impacted drug discovery, clinical diagnostics, and environmental monitoring, making him a leading figure in modern analytical chemistry.