Stephen J. Blanksby
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Stephen J. Blanksby is a leading figure in analytical chemistry and lipidomics, renowned for pioneering mass spectrometry techniques that unravel the complexity of biological lipids. His research focuses on developing innovative methods for lipid profiling and structural elucidation, with major contributions to understanding lipid oxidation, isomer identification, and single-cell analysis. Notably, his work on "Direct Lipid Profiling of Single Cells from Inkjet Printed Microarrays" (2012, 60 citations) introduced a groundbreaking approach that combines inkjet cell printing with liquid microextraction and chip-based nanoelectrospray ionization, enabling precise lipid analysis at the single-cell level—a transformative tool for cellular biology. With over 200 publications and an h-index exceeding 50, Blanksby’s impact is underscored by his receipt of the Australian Academy of Science’s Le Fèvre Memorial Prize and his leadership of the ARC Centre of Excellence in Convergent Bio-Nano Science and Technology. His work has been cited more than 10,000 times, solidifying his reputation as a visionary whose methods empower researchers to decode lipid roles in health and disease.
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- 1Direct Lipid Profiling of Single Cells from Inkjet Printed Microarrays60 citations · 2012