Molecular imprinting techniques are very attractive because specific recognition sites for a target molecule could be easily molded in synthetic polymer networks.The obtained molecularly imprinted polymers (MIPs) have been utilized as chromatographic media, sensors, artificial antibodies and catalysts.Typically, MIPs were prepared by a bulk polymerization method, where the resultant monoliths had to be crushed, ground and sieved to produce microparticles for their applications.When we use them as chromatographic media, it is desirable to prepare spherical and monodispersed MIPs.