Dr. Manuel A. Azenha is an accomplished assistant professor at the University of Porto and a researcher at the Chemistry Research Center (CIQUP). His scientific journey spans almost three decades, marked by significant contributions and developments in various fields. Initially, Dr. Azenha's work centered around the Chemistry/Biology interface, particularly focusing on speciation, toxicity, and bioavailability. During this phase, he made notable strides in understanding the speciation of trace metals and their impact on microorganisms. His work also shed light on the speciation and bioavailability of metals found in wines, providing valuable insights into this niche area. In the past fifteen years, however, Dr. Azenha has shifted his research focus, delving into the realm of solid-phase microextraction techniques. More recently, Dr. Azenha's attention has been captivated by the field of molecular imprinting. His work embraces various formats, including sol-gel processes, radically polymerized polymers, and bioimprinting techniques. He has ventured into nanoscale imprinting and selective photocatalysis. Furthermore, Dr. Azenha's engagement with computational simulations and chemometrics signifies his role in integrating modern computational tools and statistical techniques with chemical analysis. In short, Dr. Azenha's career, from metal–microbe interactions to molecular imprinting, showcases his dynamic impact in advancing chemistry.