Nicola Mucci
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About
Nicola Mucci is a leading voice at the intersection of occupational health, analytical chemistry, and the future of work. Her research primarily focuses on developing innovative methods for assessing chemical exposures in the workplace and exploring the evolving relationship between business, health, and professional identity. Mucci’s major contributions include advancing solid-phase microextraction (SPME) techniques, as detailed in her highly cited 2022 review (64 citations), which has become a key resource for researchers seeking to automate and miniaturize sample preparation. She also developed a groundbreaking gas chromatography-mass spectrometry method for detecting formaldehyde in workplace air (2017, 20 citations), addressing critical regulatory and health concerns tied to a globally produced chemical. Beyond the lab, Mucci has shaped discourse on the “new professionalism,” editing a 2019 special issue that examines how technological and social transformations are reshaping business-health relationships. Her work bridges rigorous analytical science with forward-thinking occupational health policy, making her a pivotal figure for students and researchers interested in safer, smarter, and more humane work environments.
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