LC's recent incremental progress need not signify the end of innovation

Tomorrow's instrumentation must match the skillset of the next generation of scientists

Onwards and upwards - exciting new paths lie ahead for liquid chromatography

We reach out to gurus old and new to ask: are we still pushing the limits of liquid chromatography?

By exploring the space dimension at both the macro- and micro-scale, we uncover complex chemical heterogeneity

Miniature detection technologies are improving fast – but unevolved sample prep is holding us back.

HPLC has not yet peaked as a technique - but can it continue to adapt to increasing demands?

It’s not enough for a method to be precise – it has to be practical for routine use.

We need to accurately report on methodology to keep consumers safe from contaminated rice

A new prototype handheld device uses L-DNA to monitor and control molecular reactions in PCR