Our monthly spectroscopy round-up is back! Alison Hulme discusses the spectroscopic techniques she uses to image drugs at the subcellular level in our leading article (with Michael Kurczy providing some commentary from the mass spec side of things). Elsewhere, we dive beneath the caustic atmosphere of our planetary neighbour and explore the world of "cannabeverage" analysis. Happy reading!

Lauren Robertson, Deputy Editor
 
MASS SPECTROMETRY
Seeing the Smaller Picture
03/03/2021 | Matt Hallam
Michael Kurczy and Alison Hulme discuss their forays into the field of subcellular drug imaging
SPECTROSCOPY
Diagnosing Oral Cancer with Raman Spectroscopy
02/24/2021 | Olivia Gaskill
Shifted-Excitation Raman Difference Spectroscopy yields high accuracy for distinguishing oral cancer lesions
SPECTROSCOPY
Venusian Views
03/10/2021 | Lauren Robertson
Six-wavelength spectroscopy unveils new details about the surface of Venus
FOOD, BEVERAGE & AGRICULTURE
The (Analytical) Problem With “Cannabeverages”
03/18/2021
Perkin Elmer's Toby Astill on why so-called cannabeverages present analytical challenges
 
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