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Within the food industry, there is an increasing need to monitor product safety and quality to understand flavour composition

GC–MS performance for the sampling of aroma compounds in beverages can be enhanced by using techniques incorporating trap-based preconcentration

Breath provides a window into the health of the human body

(SPME) is a commonly used sampling technique for the profiling of VOCs from soil; however, the technique is limited by the amount of phase available.

The presence of volatile organic compounds (VOCs) in drinking water can have a significant effect on consumer experience.

Soils are fundamental to a wide range of ecosystem functions, and monitoring soil health is essential to ensure that these functions can be maintained

There is a growing concern that the accumulation of microplastics in the environment could have an adverse effect on human health

In this app note, we show an increase in sensitivity for headspace analysis using a sample preparation technique called large volume preconcentration.

How sorbent-packed focusing traps can be used to enhance sensitivity for headspace and headspace-SPME sampling of trace-level VOCs and SVOCs

Malaria was responsible for an estimated 435,000 deaths worldwide in 2017, and the need for timely and accurate detection has never been greater.