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Content by Lauren Robertson:

Fields & Applications Mass Spectrometry

Metabolons in Motion

| Lauren Robertson

GCIB-SIMS catches elusive clusters of enzymes in action

Fields & Applications Forensics

Secrets of the Mary Rose

| Lauren Robertson

X-ray analysis of artefacts recovered from Henry VIII’s favored warship reveals surprising details about armor production and conservation efforts

Fields & Applications Spectroscopy

Image of the Month: X-Ray Vision

| Lauren Robertson

Using an X-ray-sensitive lanthanide-binding tag (LBT), scientists have demonstrated a new technique for imaging proteins in 3D at nanoscale resolution

Fields & Applications Proteomics

Clues from a Watery Grave

| Lauren Robertson

Bone proteomics could help investigators get to the bottom of drowning deaths

Fields & Applications Clinical

Progress Against a Pandemic

| Lauren Robertson

Quantifying published coronavirus research since 2002

Business & Education Business

Business in Brief

| Lauren Robertson

A round-up of this month’s business news, from COVID-19 testing to new product launches

Fields & Applications Microscopy

On the Origin of Color

| Lauren Robertson

The 170-year-old mystery behind the first color photographs has been solved

Fields & Applications Mass Spectrometry

Proteins in Space?

| Lauren Robertson

Traces of protein have been found in space – for the first time

Fields & Applications Spectroscopy

Image of the Month: The (Ugly) Face of Plastics

| Lauren Robertson

Say hello to Eurythenes plasticus, the new face of the plastics crisis

Fields & Applications Genomics & DNA Analysis

Who's Our Daddy?

| Lauren Robertson

Paleoproteomics reveals the oldest human genetic evidence for our last common ancestor

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