Train for Success
June 13, 2013
You can still find formal training that provides quality, impact, and relevance in a world dominated by free content. Here’s how.
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Play Fair
June 10, 2013
The governing body’s all-out war against athletes guilty of doping fails to uphold the ideals of sport – or of basic justice.
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Wound Healing in Diabetes
June 10, 2013
Applying an inclusive analysis that requires minimal sample manipulation to generate robust biomolecular signatures from diabetic wound fluid
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Immune System Chat Room
June 10, 2013
How hundreds of extracellular signaling proteins secreted during immune responses were discovered – and what it tells us about the whisperered conversations between cells
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Imaging Below 100 nm — without Fluorescence
June 10, 2013
Saturated transient absorption microscopy (STAM) opens a new door into the nanoscopic world of biomedical and nanomaterials research.
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Know Your Onions
June 10, 2013
Researchers tackle elucidation of sulfur-containing metabolites in plant extracts with Fourier transform mass spectrometry.
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New Generation
June 10, 2013
In May, emerging analytical professionals gathered at a UK conference of the same name to present and network – and to compete for The Analytical Scientist’s first ever prize.
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Hallway Talk
June 10, 2013
Casual conversations with colleagues from a different field can spark ideas, and even new areas. Here’s how interdisciplinary research on the form and function of silk got its start.
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How to Beat Cheat Meat
June 10, 2013
Unscrupulous traders are substituting meat from undesired species. We have the tools to stop them, but do we have the political will?
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Structural Proteomics Takes Aim at Disease
June 10, 2013
A combination of HDX-MS and IMS will help to explore the basis of functional failures in proteins linked to medical conditions.
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