The Analytical Scientist Power List returns to celebrate the successes of the field’s leading lights!
05/15/2013 | Steve Taylor
A state-of-art mass spec system hits the road, offering a new way for analytical science providers to meet their ... customers.
05/15/2013 | Hans Mol
Full-scan mass spectrometry is about to transform the way that we do analyses ... Here, I describe the possibilities for non-targeted analysis that are opened up by recent improvements in instrumentation, compare the new approach to today’s best (targeted) practice, and look for solutions to the bottlenecks that are hindering widespread adoption of non-targeted analysis.
05/15/2013 | Lourdes Ramos, Serge Rudaz
Where does sample preparation stand today, and where is it going? Two experts – one from environmental ... chemistry, the other from pharmaceutical science – share views on the current, short-term and long – term outlook for sample prep.
05/15/2013 | Neil Spooner, Paul Abu-Rabie
Advantages of dried blood spot (DBS) analysis for the pharmaceutical industry abound yet analytical and ... regulatory challenges are hindering widespread uptake. Here, two leading proponents of the approach discuss what can be done to overcome the barriers to its implementation.
05/15/2013 | Oscar van den Brink
How a public-private community is transforming the way analytical chemistry research is approached in ... The Netherlands.
05/15/2013 | Monika Dittman
Moving away from constant flow to multiple modes of operation heralds a revolution in high ... performance liquid chromatography
05/15/2013 | Rich Whitworth
Sitting Down With Peter Schoenmakers, professor at the Faculty of Science, van‘t Hoff Institute for Molecular ... Sciences, University of Amsterdam, The Netherlands, and co-chair of HPLC2013.
05/14/2013 | Rich Whitworth
For centuries, taste experts have had the enviable – and indispensable – job of managing brandy quality ... control. Are they about to be replaced by E-Tongue technology?
05/14/2013 | Bert Ooms
Dried blood spot analysis is a useful, but not yet perfect, technique.
Radiocarbon dating not only supported the identification of King Richard III’s remains, it also shed ... light on his diet.
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