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Business & Education Professional Development

Sitting Down With… The Past: Richard D. Smith

| 2 min read

We dive into the archive of 2013 for insight and inspiration – this time with Richard D. Smith

Business & Education Business

Could AI Ever Replace The Analytical Scientist?

| James Strachan

Working closely with an ever-expanding network of experts helps keep our content relevant. And keeps artificial intelligence at bay, right?!

Business & Education Business

How to Succeed in Commercial Innovation

| Lloyd Smith | 4 min read

Sell your story, stay alert, be careful who you hire, and focus intensely on execution

Business & Education Professional Development

Sitting Down With… The Past: Marja-Liisa Riekkola

We dive into the archive of 2014 for insight and inspiration – this time with Marja-Liisa Riekkola

Fields & Applications Clinical

A Voyage of Diagnostic Discovery

| 7 min read

We Sit Down With proteomics pioneer, diagnostic innovator, and elite triathlete – Sandra Pankow, founder of 3D BioAnalytiX

Business & Education Professional Development

The Language of Innovation

| James Strachan

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

Fields & Applications Metabolomics & Lipidomics

The Analytical Philosopher

| James Strachan | 13 min read

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

Business & Education Professional Development

10 Lessons from The Power List (Part 2)

| 3 min read

We asked The 2024 Power List: what’s the most memorable piece of advice you’ve ever received?

Business & Education Professional Development

10 Lessons from The Power List (Part 1)

| 3 min read

We asked The 2024 Power List: what’s the most memorable piece of advice you’ve ever received?

Techniques & Tools Mass Spectrometry

Let the Problems Lead: Lessons Learned with Chris Enke

| James Strachan | 10 min read

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

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