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Welcome to our May issue! In Upfront, we hunt for hazards in cosmetics, have a pint with some scientists, and discover whether breast milk can help diagnose cancer. Personalized medicine is the focus of our features, including a behind-the-scenes look at the Maastricht MultiModal Molecular Imaging Institute and a plea for more chemistry in the clinic. Finally, we Sit Down With Genentech’s Kelly Zhang to discuss the need for more collaboration in pushing pharma forward.

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Articles featured in this issue

Fields & Applications Mass Spectrometry

All for (N=)One

04/30/2018 | Charlotte Barker

Coming together for individualized medicine

Fields & Applications Mass Spectrometry

Fat Chat

05/01/2018 | Charlotte Barker

Native mass spectrometry reveals how lipids and proteins communicate at cell membranes

Techniques & Tools Clinical

The Mother of Invention

05/02/2018 | Joanna Cummings

Could breast milk help diagnose pregnancy-associated cancer?

Techniques & Tools Clinical

Acoustic Mass Spec and Atomic Absorption

05/02/2018 | Joanna Cummings

Business in brief: what’s going on in analytical science?

Techniques & Tools Clinical

Sub-Zero Substitute

05/02/2018 | William Aryitey

Metal-organic frameworks could offer an alternative to freezing samples in low-income areas

Business & Education Professional Development

A Scientist Walks into a Bar…

05/02/2018 | Stephanie Vine

A global festival invites scientists to local bars to discuss their latest research with the public over a pint

Techniques & Tools Mass Spectrometry

Pretty Risky

05/02/2018 | Joanna Cummings

When it comes to potential health hazards in cosmetics, GC-MS comes to the rescue.

Business & Education Professional Development

The Power List 2018: The 40 Under 40

05/02/2018 | Charlotte Barker

Who are the best young researchers in analytical science?

Techniques & Tools Capillary Electrophoresis

Cheap as Chips

05/02/2018 | Joanna Cummings

Introducing the first ever working 3D-printed capillary gel electrophoresis chip

Techniques & Tools Spectroscopy

The Road to HPLC2018 Part VI: Continuous Evolution

05/02/2018 | Todd Maloney

Can separation technology keep up with pharma’s demands for continuous manufacturing?

Techniques & Tools Mass Spectrometry

Closing the Gap

05/02/2018 | Cicely Rathmell and David Creasey

Looking ahead as next-generation compact spectrometers close in on their benchtop counterparts

Fields & Applications Clinical

The Truth About Personal Genetic Tests

05/02/2018 | Suneel Deepak Kamath

Is direct-to-consumer testing anywhere near as useful as it appears to the public – or to science?

Techniques & Tools Mass Spectrometry

The Inside Story

05/02/2018 | Ron M. A. Heeren

How the Maastricht MultiModal Molecular Imaging Institute continues to break new ground in mass spectrometry imaging

Techniques & Tools Mass Spectrometry

The Imaging Innovator

05/02/2018 | Shane Ellis

We caught up with M4I’s assistant professor in imaging innovation and structural imaging to find out how M4I is pushing imaging technology to its limits – and beyond.

Fields & Applications Technology

The Clinical Collaborator

05/02/2018 | Tiffany Porta

The assistant professor at M4I tells us how the institute is translating MSI technology into the operating theater.

Techniques & Tools Mass Spectrometry

The Big Data Explorer

05/02/2018 | Benjamin Balluff

Assistant professor Benjamin Balluff develops innovative bioinformatics approaches that allow M4I researchers to master their data.

Techniques & Tools Clinical

Garbage In, Garbage Out

05/02/2018 | Carolyn Compton

Preanalytical error is unwelcome in all labs – but in the clinic it can delay diagnoses or even cost lives. Here, we share lessons learned from a pathologist pushing for greater awareness of the issue in medicine.