The Analytical Scientist Power List returns to celebrate the successes of the field’s leading lights!
02/13/2024 | Jessica Allerton
A new computational framework provides researchers with an efficient process for uncovering new psychoactive substances
01/16/2024 | Jessica Allerton, Frank van Geel | 4 min read
Students are often unaware of the beauty of analytical science and the variety of opportunities available to them. We need to change that!
12/26/2023 | Brooke Kammrath, Dale Purcell | 4 min read
Poorly understood and rarely emphasized by instrument manufacturers, is a lack of respect for microscopy holding back the microspectroscopy field?
10/31/2023 | Jessica Allerton
Real-time forensic analysis of cannabis samples with miniaturized NIR spectroscopy
09/25/2023 | Jessica Allerton
Quantifying THC in oral fluid by turning convention on its head
07/21/2023 | James Strachan | 3 min read
The latest mass spec research: your proteome age, the after-effects of the Ohio train derailment, and signs of extraterrestrial life?
06/14/2023
We’ve dug through our – now 10 years old – archive and dusted off a selection of archeological gems
12/28/2022 | 2 min read
What were The Analytical Scientist’s most popular online articles in 2022? Here are our top 10 most read…
09/05/2022 | Ids Lemmink | 5 min read
Chemical profiles of smokeless powders are often the only link between the offense and the offender. Can we profile faster and with greater precision?
08/26/2022 | Michelle Wood | 6 min read
Michelle Wood talks us through some of the biggest challenges and trends in the forensics field today
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