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In our cover feature, Joaquín Rodríguez-López discusses electrochemistry's almost endless potential – from expanding renewable energy, to improving our understanding of the brain. We also celebrate Germany’s HPLC pioneers – Gerard Rozing showcases a gallery of academic and industrial scientists that paved the way for current HPLC projects. And Csaba Szántay Jr. discusses how to avoid mental traps. In My View explores the steady rise of SFC – especially for large-scale applications. Moving into the Core Topics, Rick Yost discusses growing demand for analytical scientists with advanced mass spec training, we interview Renã Robinson, and reveal the winners of our GC-MS Application Challenge. Finally, we Sit Down With Russ Algar.

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Techniques & Tools Mass Spectrometry

One Drop Is All It Takes

05/10/2023 | Jessica Allerton

Could a new multi omics microsampling platform “Amazonize” healthcare?

Fields & Applications Chemical

Future Shock

04/17/2023 | Joaquín Rodríguez-López | 11 min read

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

Techniques & Tools Mass Spectrometry

Mass Spectrometrists Versus Mass Spec Users

04/11/2023 | Rick Yost, Margot Lespade | 4 min read

Is the demand for analytical scientists with extensive training in advanced MS techniques exceeding the supply of such individuals? Rick Yost replies!