Freezing Battery Samples to Reveal their True Chemistry
November 25, 2025
A new cryo-XPS approach captures interphases before they react or volatilize, offering analytical scientists a path to more reliable surface measurements
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Infant Hearing Loss Disrupts Early Brain Asymmetry
November 24, 2025
A functional near-infrared spectroscopy study shows that congenital hearing loss alters hemispheric specialization within months
2 min read
Remembering Jim Winefordner
November 24, 2025
Gary Hieftje looks back on the life, legacy, and scientific impact of a mentor and giant of spectrochemical analysis
4 min read
Raman Imaging Tracks Metabolic Aging in Mouse Egg Cells
November 21, 2025
Label-free spectroscopy reveals mitochondrial dysfunction and lipid shifts in older oocytes
2 min read
AI Model Boosts Microplastic Classification Accuracy
November 21, 2025
Dual-branch deep learning network with attention module outperforms traditional methods for infrared spectral analysis
2 min read
A Toast to Innovators of All Stripes
November 20, 2025
Whether you’re grappling with the fundamentals, or putting the finishing touches on a new product – we salute you!
1 min read
Formic Acid Boosts LC-MS Metabolomics Sensitivity
November 20, 2025
A small tweak to sample prep – formic acid pretreatment – enhances LC–MS sensitivity and metabolome coverage without compromising reproducibility
2 min read
Mass Spec Roundup: Kinases, Contaminants and Carbon…
November 19, 2025
Plus more mass spec stories…
3 min read
How Tap Water Sparked a Breakthrough in Ion-Assisted Chromatography
November 19, 2025
Southwest Research Institute chemists share how a chance mishap with deionized water led to a method that may accelerate the purification of active drug ingredients
6 min read
What I Learned Bringing Slalom Chromatography Back from the Dead
November 18, 2025
Fabrice Gritti spent a year immersed in the world of DNA physics to resurrect a long-abandoned technique to solve modern challenges in cell and gene therapy analysis
6 min read
