Spatial multi-dimensional liquid chromatography (MD-LC) is a promising separation technology that provides superior resolving power. The technique involves a three-dimensional separation space that allows for maximum peak capacity. Compared to conventional 2D-LC or 3D-LC systems, the analysis time is significantly reduced as fractions in the second and third dimensions are analyzed in parallel. This novel separation concept requires the construction of a device in which analytes are separated by their position in a three-dimensional separation space. Digital light processing (DLP) 3D printing is one of the best suited techniques for the fabrication of complex microfluidic devices with many interconnected microchannels, as encountered in spatial MD-LC.
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