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We sit down with Richard Yost to discuss all things mass spectrometry, from the laboratory to the conference hall and beyond.

Ion mobility pioneer David Clemmer tells us how he went from studying music to answering the big questions in science.

Johan Devenyns, CEO of PharmaFluidics, answers our questions on their micro-chip chromatography technologies including the μPAC.

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MS and NMR represent two powerful individual tools - but is a combination of both the most powerful way forward?

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Unifying separation disciplines may provide a powerful approach for addressing future problems - we explore the possibility with Lydia Kisley.

Portable X-ray fluorescence spectroscopy (pXRF) gives researchers new insights into the pigments used in ancient rock art.