Fields & Applications Mass Spectrometry, Clinical

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Joanna Cummings | 12/09/2017

A new device incorporating a neural probe and analysis by laser-ablation inductively coupled mass spectrometry (LA-ICP-MS) allows the direct collection of extracellular fluid from the brain at high temporal resolution, and could open a window into the brain at the chemical level.

Credit: Guillaume Petit-Pierre

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Fields & Applications Mass Spectrometry, Clinical

Joanna Cummings

A former library manager and storyteller, I have wanted to write for magazines since I was six years old, when I used to make my own out of foolscap paper and sellotape and distribute them to my family. Since getting my MSc in Publishing, I’ve worked as a freelance writer and content creator for both digital and print, writing on subjects such as fashion, food, tourism, photography – and the history of Roman toilets.

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