Image of the Month: The Art of Proteins
April 1, 2022
Irina Bezsonova’s collection of ink drawings celebrates fifty years of the Protein Data Bank
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What’s New in Spectroscopy?
March 31, 2022
A new separation-free bacterial identification technique, novel ribosome research, and the 2022 Pittsburgh Spectroscopy Award goes to… We present the latest research and business spectroscopy news.
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The Deceptive Nature of Headline “Purity”
March 30, 2022
When choosing a cylinder for your gas chromatograph, I urge you to take into consideration impurity levels – not just the headline purity grade – lest long-term costs mount due to poor GC performance. Don’t believe me? Check out our gas price comparison tool.
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Look What You Missed… With Christy Landes
March 30, 2022
Christy Landes, Professor of Chemistry, Electrical & Computer Engineering, at Rice University, kicks off a new series featuring speakers from three key events – HPLC, ASMS, and SciX – reflecting on the impact of COVID-19. With many of our lives returning to normal, let’s consider what we’ve missed and where we go from here.
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Separating the Gene from the Chaff
March 29, 2022
Introducing a novel anion exchange membrane chromatography method that could separate empty and full AAV capsids at scale
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A Virtual Greeting from Pittcon
March 28, 2022
Albert Heck delivers the Wallace H. Coulter Lecture at Pittcon
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What’s New in Mass Spec?
March 24, 2022
The latest in the world of MS, from the origins of silk to improved SARS-CoV-2 detection…
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Spotting the Bad Apples
March 23, 2022
To all honorable athletes out there, be careful where you source your supplements – they could be laced with anabolic steroids! But fear not, because Xia Xu and her team at Zhengzhou University have developed a 2–5 fold more sensitive detection method, which she discusses here.
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Sports Doping: Closing Pandora’s Box
March 22, 2022
You might think you know who won, but the race isn’t over until the analytical scientists have had their say… As detection limits continue to push the boundaries – and as penalties become increasingly severe – is the system becoming unfair to athletes?
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What’s New in BioPharma?
March 21, 2022
Pioneering proteomics, super-speed cell separation, collaborations continued, and more…
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