The Analytical Scientist

Omics

Precision Medicine Starts with the Sample

September 9, 2026

Why sample integrity, robust workflows, and operational rigor are as important as analytical innovation in translating complex biological data into better patient care

7 min read

Precision Medicine Starts with the Sample

Mass Spectrometry

Mass Spec Roundup: Profiling Proteins in Individual Bacteria

September 9, 2026

New approaches push proteomics to single bacteria, infer residue-level HX energetics, streamline glycopeptide prep, and extend LC–IRMS to halogenated pollutants

5 min read

Mass Spec Roundup: Profiling Proteins in Individual Bacteria

Mass Spectrometry

Misfolded in Plain Sight

September 8, 2026

Ubiquitin mass spectrometry and molecular simulations suggest near-native misfolded proteins can evade cellular quality control

2 min read

Chromatography

GCxGC Detective Stories: The Smell of Adventure

September 7, 2026

How a career spanning three continents prepared Meriem Gaida to bring GC×GC into fragrance safety and quality analysis

6 min read

GCxGC Detective Stories: The Smell of Adventure

Translational Science

Can Tumor Organoids Make Drug Discovery More Predictive?

September 3, 2026

How patient-derived tumor organoids, high-content screening, and advanced analytical readouts could provide more predictive models for cancer drug discovery

8 min read

Can Tumor Organoids Make Drug Discovery More Predictive

Data and AI Sponsored

Is Your Data AI-Ready?

September 2, 2026

Before analytical laboratories can capitalize on AI, they must connect, contextualize, and prepare their data

5 min read

Mass Spectrometry

Mass Spec Roundup: Proteoforms, PTMs, and Plasma

September 2, 2026

Mass spectrometry tackles selectivity at several levels, from mitochondrial protein processing and lipid cargo to targeted PTMs and plasma-assisted hydrocarbon analysis.

4 min read