April 2020 Issue of The Analytical Scientist

In the face of a novel threat, how can we keep up-to-date on emerging data and still work on solutions?

How a smartphoned-linked platform could transform malaria diagnosis

A round-up of this month’s business news, from COVID-19 assays to AI-driven cancer diagnosis

Breakthroughs in the study of lipid autoxidation are furthering our understanding of human disease and food spoilage

LC-PRM-driven proteomics helps explore the mechanisms behind cancer metastasis

Introducing the 3D crystal structure of the main Sars-CoV-2 protease

Could SERS help streamline the diagnosis of gastrointestinal tumors?

Scientists everywhere are going the extra mile to support each other – and our health services

Why international collaboration is key to ensuring food safety

Increased focus is needed when it comes to the implementation of promising technologies in appropriate application areas

Intact protein analysis may be on the horizon, but current sample preparation methods simply aren’t up to scratch

Constructive criticism can open new doors when it comes to your research

When it comes to cancer or infectious disease diagnosis, could we simply exhale the answers?

We invite leading gas chromatographers to make predictions about the technique’s future in our “Virtual Riva Roundtable."

President of Sepax Technologies, Xueying Huang, discusses his rise to the top of the separations game

How the Analytical Research Institute for Non-Target Screening is increasing access to this useful tool

Phil Marriott discusses the wonders of comprehensive GC, and his life outside the lab