Geoff Winkett discusses developments in molecular spectroscopy and the growth of the biopharma market

Could a biosensor spun from gold be the future of wearable sensing technology?

How a new method could transform our understanding of cancer evolution – potentially exposing tumor vulnerabilities

Dolphins are rubbing themselves on metabolite-rich coral – could they be self-medicating?

Low VOC emissions from indoor cannabis cultivation facilities – good news for people and the planet?

SERS for bacterial identification, an innovative tool in NASA’s “Search for life”, and a novel sensor to detect high-risk biomarkers…

The most exciting development in spectroscopy today? For Juergen Popp, it’s photothermal IR microscopy and recent developments in IR spectroscopy.

How a two-dimensional liquid chromatography (2D-LC) method promises to differentiate industrial hemp strains

The most exciting development in spectroscopy today? For Jean-Francois Masson, it’s point-of-need devices and the field of optophysiology.

We catch up with our 2018 finalists to find out how their careers have progressed, what excites them about current research, and where they’re heading