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The Application Book 2022

The Analytical Scientist presents The Application Book 2022, summarizing recent application notes across a range of exciting topics. Click the button below to find out about data management in drug development, preserving food security with spectral phenotyping, monitoring structural changes in polysaccharides with SEC-MALS, parts-per-quadrillion detection limits for PFAS in drinking water, micromilling in space, and more.

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