Fields & Applications

Extractables and leachable compounds are a complex and ever growing list of pharmaceutical impurities

Working hard to achieve other people's goals - a sentiment that defines the analytical sciences.

Then & Now, with Stuart Adams, Higher Analytical Chemist at Fera Science Ltd, York, UK

The convergence of forensic and metabolomic analysis – and its potential for diagnostics

A journey into the study of organic aerosols and the analysis of atmospheric processes

Advances in genomics are thrilling, but a tumor is more than a bundle of genetic information.

A sneak preview of the 2016 SciX conference, taking place in Minneapolis in Spetember.

This article explores the role of different components within drilling muds, including barite and calcium carbonate. The need to achieve optimum particle sizes is examined, the application of laser diffraction is considered within this context. Fast, efficient and having a wide measurement range, laser diffraction delivers accurate, precise and reproducible particle size information. Offering automated analysis, it is a preferred method for drilling mud particle sizing and the focus of ongoing API efforts to develop a standard in this area.

Tom Metz, Integrative Omics Scientist and Metabolomics Technical Lead at Pacific Northwest National Laboratory (Washington State, USA), selects six papers that exemplify the power of multi-omics.

When fighting food fraud, there are problems that analytical science alone cannot solve. We must work together to take a more inclusive and multidisciplinary approach that ensures true food integrity.