A cure for jet lag, Martian mysteries unraveled, life found on two-billion year-old rocks – and more spectroscopy research stories

Entering a new field is like hearing an unfamiliar language: “You hear the melody and the rhythm without understanding the words”

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A cure for jet lag, CD-MS in action, and how radiation impacts the metabolome – and more mass spec stories

Why the discovery of indium tin oxide glass slides ultimately led Akizumi Ishida and Kohei Sasaki to “jump for joy”

We sit down with Gary Patti, who discusses the intersection of philosophy and science, insights on mass spectrometry, and the future of metabolomics

This week’s spectroscopy news covers breakthroughs in plant-based beef flavor and and a portable system to assess stroke risk

Chris Enke co-invented the triple quadrupole mass spectrometer in the late 1970s. Today, Enke is still pondering solutions to big problems.

Biochip diagnoses glioblastoma in under an hour using electrokinetic technology to detect EGFR biomarkers

Portable fluorescence labeling tool detects micro- and nanoplastics released from disposable cups and water bottles