On June 15, the 62nd ASMS Conference on Mass Spectrometry and Allied Topics sails into Baltimore

Removing practical assessments from science education is illogical, say UK chemical engineers

Was an assistant analytical chemistry professor mistaken to instruct graduates not to “thank God”?

Carbon black nanoreporters can warn oil producers of unacceptable levels of hydrogen sulfide

A report from the US National Science Board (NSB) has denounced excessive bureaucracy faced by researchers and urges a “focus on the science”

Analysis of “dirty” ice from 3000 meters down reveals that ancient soil exists beneath the Greenland ice sheet

Agilent Technology’s Markets and Applications Programs – MAPs for short – connect you to a growing network of expertise to provide working solutions for your analytical business.

Sitting Down With… Gary Hieftje, Distinguished Professor and Robert & Marjorie Mann Chair of Chemistry, Indiana University Bloomington.

DNA aptamer-based sensors could take the world of personalized medicine by storm, but only if aptamer selection doesn’t prove to be a roadblock

Research using lobsters shows how discontinuous odor information is integrated at the neuronal level to produce an ‘olfactory scene’. It could have practical applications in identifying the location of explosives or drugs.