Accelerating the deformulation workflow for oral solid dosage forms
May 28, 2015
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Detecting agglomerates within pharmaceutical formulations
May 28, 2015
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Pioneering Proteomics
May 18, 2015
My love of biology, mass spectrometry and computer programming has led me down an uncommonly rewarding path of discovery and innovation. Here, I share some of my story and look towards the horizon of my exciting and ever-changing field.
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Zeroing in on Zero Gases
May 18, 2015
How can a metrology project to measure zero help in the goal of cleaner air?
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A Rewarding Life
May 18, 2015
This year, I feel proud and humbled to have received two special accolades – the Dal Nogare Award and the Uwe D. Neue Award. After many years in both industry and academia, it’s extremely gratifying to be recognized. Here’s how I got where I am today.
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Rewarding Industry
May 18, 2015
The Uwe D. Neue award recognizes the impact that breakthrough work by industrial scientists has on analytical science. 2015’s recipient is Mark Schure – and here’s why.
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PREP Preview
May 18, 2015
Two advances in (bio)pharmaceutical manufacture that aim to democratize the gift of medicine
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Unusual Analysis of the Month
May 18, 2015
Sons and daughters; love and lemur scent
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Single-Molecule Mass Spec with Inertial Imaging
May 18, 2015
Conventional mass spectrometry can only measure the mass of a molecule – what if you could image the same molecule simultaneously?
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Forensic Science Under Fire
May 18, 2015
Hair analysis has been spectacularly debunked as “pseudoscience” – what now?
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