Analytical Pharmaceutical Chemistry
Drugs in the environment • Drug metabolism and doping control • Metabolomics
Current in the lab
- Agnes Morén receives awards for Degree project 2023-01-18
- Symposium: Advanced analytical technologies for clinical and pharmaceutical applications 2022-11-09
- PhD thesis introducing new method to analyze potential vaccines 2022-11-09
- They won the Pharmaceutical Student Union's Pedagogical awards 2022 2022-08-01
- Insects in the Fyris river carried 33 different pharmaceutical substances 2022-05-04
Our recent publications
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Palo-Nieto, Carlos; Blasi Romero, Anna; Sandström, Corine; Balgoma, David; Hedeland, Mikael; Strömme, Maria; Ferraz, Natalia
Functionalization of cellulose nanofibrils to develop novel ROS-sensitive biomaterials
2023
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Velasco, Marta; Balgoma, David; Montero, Olimpio
Ammonia Concentration in the Eluent Influences Fragmentation Pattern of Triacylglycerols in Mass Spectrometry Analysis
2022
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Geurink, Lars
Analytical Quality by Design Method Development for Vaccine Characterization
2022
Congratulations to
Agnes Morén

Winner of Medical officer of health Per Manell’s Prize 2023
Drugs in the environment

Identifying and analysing pharmaceutical substances
Drug metabolism and doping control

Studying metabolites linked to doping control
Metabolomics

Parallel studies of all small molecules in a biological sample
At the heart of the life sciences
Chemical analysis is a central part of many disciplines within life science. For example, high-quality chemical analysis data are often a prerequisite to calculate pharmacokinetic parameters, as a basis for clinical diagnoses, toxicological assessments and forensic conclusions. During pharmaceutical development, chemical analysis is required to determine, among many things, chemical structure, purity and stability.
In Analytical Pharmaceutical Chemistry, we study chemical analysis principles aiming to increase the understanding of relevant physico-chemical mechanisms. The knowledge is utilised in the development of more sensitive and selective analysis methods for complex sample materials. The methods are thence used in interdisciplinary collaborative projects where chemical analysis is central to the acquisition of knowledge.
