The Analytical Scientist Power List returns to celebrate the successes of the field’s leading lights!
05/23/2016 | Rich Whitworth
Then & Now, with Katie Banaszewski, Method Development Scientist III at Now Foods, Bloomingdale, Illinois, USA.
Sitting Down With... Chris Pohl, Vice President, Chromatography Chemistry, Thermo Fisher Scientific, San Francisco Bay Area, USA.
05/23/2016 | Maurice Janssen
The story behind direct mass spectrometric detection of chiral molecules using MS-PECD – a winner of The Analytical Scientist Innovation Awards (TASIAs).
05/23/2016 | John Yates, Shabaz Mohammed, Koen Sandra, Andrea Gargano
The proteome is practically infinite in its complexity. If we are ever going to fully unravel its secrets, the best separation tools – and the best know-how – must be combined. Here, four experts discuss the broad importance of proteomics, the potential of multidimensional liquid chromatography, and the challenges inherent in gaining insight beyond the “tip of the proteo-berg.”
05/23/2016 | Joanna Cummings
Is (analytical) science still sexist? Six chemists contemplate the ‘glass ceiling’ for women in science: does it exist and if so, can it be broken?
05/23/2016 | Romain Pesesse
Can comprehensive two-dimensional gas chromatography breath analysis lead to better lung cancer diagnostics?
05/23/2016 | Yannick Weesepoel
H2020 wanted to put food authentication into the hands of the consumer. What impact will the outcome have on our field?
05/23/2016 | Chiara Cordero
Profiling and fingerprinting in food analysis signposts a route to a better life.
05/23/2016 | Guenter Boehm
High-quality, automated sample preparation can help you take out the trash.
05/23/2016 | Marcus Lippold , Rich Whitworth
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