Around the World in 80 Analyses: South America, Part II
Pablo Richter |
We take a look at a region that has seen rapid development in the analytical sciences in recent years through the eyes of three analytical chemists working at the cutting-edge in Brazil, Chile, and Colombia.
Chile
Analytical science has a key role to play in developing the economy of the future.
By Pablo Richter
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About the Author
Pablo Richter
Pablo Richter is a Professor of Chemistry at the Faculty of Chemical and Pharmaceutical Sciences of the University of Chile, Santiago, Chile.
