Researchers develop a generic and potentially inexpensive method of separating chiral molecules using magnets

A robotic arm takes mass spec analysis of 3D objects to the next level

Levels of ozone-depleting CFCs are on the rise – despite a global ban

Metaproteomics study throws doubt on Chekhov’s cause of death – and paves the way for future cultural heritage analysis

“River horse” waste spells death by defecation for Kenyan fish

Curiosity is a fundamental trait of all scientists, believes Editor Charlotte Barker – but it must be nurtured

Streamlined workflows help scientists plot a course for painless peptide mapping

A wish come true for analytical scientists in the field? We profile the new breed of portable HPLC instruments.

We Sit Down With Monika Dittmann, Principal Scientist, R&D Agilent Technologies, Germany.

In a new series, we ask analytical scientists about what is arguably their greatest legacy – enlightening the next generation.