Translational Science

Sitting Down With… Frances S. Ligler, Eppright Chair and Professor of Biomedical Engineering, Texas A&M University, USA

How DNA sequencing of breast milk can replace tissue imaging for early diagnosis of breast cancer in pregnant and lactating women

Confident communication, funding fundamental research, and dealing with data – how we can take analytical science to new heights

When expertise and interests align, collaboration breeds innovation

How a new fluorescence-based system monitors teeth and bone development in real time, with implications for advances in tissue engineering and bone he

Understanding the value – and potential pitfalls – of interdisciplinary collaboration

Renã Robinson discusses health disparities in Alzheimer’s disease, new mass spec tech, and representation

Solving the maize, a beginner’s guide to mass spec proteomics, and the new products released at ASMS 2023

Electrochemistry has almost limitless potential. But collaboration between scientists – especially analytical scientists – will be key.

Sweedler talks shifting authorship geographies, the growth of data science, and developments in single-cell analysis over the past decade