The Analytical Scientist Power List returns to celebrate the successes of the field’s leading lights!
02/20/2015 | Stephanie Vine
Odorant binding proteins could help to unlock new biosensors
12/15/2014 | Rich Whitworth
Accurate measurement drives progress in science in immeasurable ways. Here, we celebrate a year’s worth of advances in The Analytical Scientist Innovation Awards 2014. What impact will these 15 TASIA winners have on your field?
12/08/2014 | Rich Whitworth
Tea and electrochemistry with Jean-Pierre Chervet at ISC2014 in Salzburg.
10/20/2014 | Lee DesRosiers
Science and business: tenacious partners in a shaky marriage or eternally bound nonidentical twins?
07/28/2014 | David Cate, John Volckens, Chuck Henry
How microfluidic paper analytical devices will make testing for the presence of toxic chemicals in air or water as simple, ubiquitous and inexpensive as measuring the temperature.
11/19/2013 | Hans-Gerd Janssen, Yolanda Pico, Michele Suman, Rudolf Krska, Michel Nielen
We sample the views of five food analysis experts. Is separation science still the greatest thing since sliced bread, or are there bigger fish to fry?
11/18/2013 | Alexander Makarov
The development of Orbitrap™ has taken up all of my professional life. It’s been a story of luck, perseverance, and, ultimately, success.
07/24/2013 | Joe Olechno, Sean Ekins, Antony Williams
Acoustic liquid handling prevents a pernicious error that is wasting time, costing money and generating misleading results in drug development.
06/10/2013 | Rich Whitworth
Researchers tackle elucidation of sulfur-containing metabolites in plant extracts with Fourier ... transform mass spectrometry
06/10/2013 | Richard Gallagher
Sitting Down With Georges Guiochon, Professor and Distinguished Scientist of Analytical Chemistry at The University of Tennessee, Knoxville.
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