Jessica Lukowski

Jessica Lukowski's work centers on mass spectrometry imaging (a technique that maps the location of molecules like lipids and drugs within tissue samples) and its application to studying fats/lipids, drug delivery, and disease processes in tissues such as brain, kidney, and tumors. Much of the research involves developing and refining analytical chemistry methods (e.g., MALDI, FTICR mass spectrometry) to visualize and quantify molecules across biological samples with high spatial detail. This work bridges instrumentation development with applied biomedical questions in areas like cancer treatment, joint disease, and kidney disease.

Publication output rose sharply from 2020 to a peak around 2021-2023, followed by a notable decline in 2024-2026, though the underlying data include many repeated data-deposit records that may inflate the mid-decade counts.

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