Join us to celebrate the achievements of the 60 impactful analytical scientists featured in the 2024 Power List.
04/30/2014 | Rich Whitworth
Agilent Technology’s Markets and Applications Programs – MAPs for short – connect you to a growing network of expertise to provide working solutions for your analytical business.
04/25/2014 | Sponsored by Knauer
This Application Note presents the sensitive determination of anions in water samples using the isocratic AZURA Compact System with suppressed conductivity detection.
04/25/2014 | Sponsored by Agilent Technologies
Comprehensive 2D-LC Analysis with Combination of Normal-Phase and Reversed-Phase
04/25/2014 | Alberto Mantovani
What are the effects of mixtures of toxic substances, all present at low concentrations in our foodstuffs, and how should we go about measuring them?
04/25/2014 | Rich Whitworth
DNA aptamer-based sensors could take the world of personalized medicine by storm, but only if aptamer selection doesn’t prove to be a roadblock
Research using lobsters shows how discontinuous odor information is integrated at the neuronal level to produce an ‘olfactory scene’. It could have practical applications in identifying the location of explosives or drugs.
Biopsy tissue sample preparation in a tube promises to be cheap, fast, reproducible and automated
04/01/2014 | Werner Brack, Annemieke Kolkman, Ron van der Oost, Juliane Hollender
How safe is the water? Four gurus of water analysis sense a looming threat from complex mixtures of pollutants. They propose intelligent, integrated monitoring approaches to combat the fear of the unknown.
03/31/2014 | Alejandro Cifuentes
Right now, we can only see small pieces of the colossal picture entitled “Food and Health”.
03/31/2014 | Terence Risby, Joachim Pleil
Will the future see crime scene investigators collecting breath samples from potential perpetrators to identify them? In a word: no.
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