Education

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

From global instability to educational gaps and AI challenges, the 2024 Power Lister share their concerns and hopes for the future of the field

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

We dive into the archive of 2013 for insight and inspiration – this time with Fred McLafferty

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

Why we must continue to work hard to ensure the achievements of industrial scientists are not forgotten

Are scientists optimistic about generative AI as a digital assistant, aiding in troubleshooting, research curation, and time-saving?

Perhaps the real AI revolution won’t have anything to do with generative “AI”

How are scientists using generative AI – and what do they think and feel about it?

How does AI in the form of the large language model stack up as an educational resource, troubleshooting companion, and research curator?