Can proteins survive millions of years of fossilization? A new study of Cretaceous dinosaur fossils challenges beliefs about protein degradation

Emma Schymanski shares her insights on prioritizing actions in a chemically complex world

Gert Desmet reveals how HPLC 2025 is set to tackle the major trends and challenges facing separation science today

Power List perspectives; sleep apnea sampling; and an eggs-traordinary new discovery…

Here’s how to stay up to date with evolving PFAS regulations and analytical developments

Amino acid analysis of exhaled breath condensate offers noninvasive diagnostic potential for sleep apnea

Peter O’Byrne, Bioprocessing Trainer, NIBRT, explores the wonder – and complexity – of monoclonal antibodies

Axolabs’ Ingo Röhl takes us back to the early days of oligonucleotides, through a pandemic, to the promise of tomorrow

If you thought a monoclonal antibody was complex, what if we connect it to a potent cytotoxic drug with a special linker molecule?

We asked Tadhg Devlin, Bioprocessing Trainer at NIBRT, to provide an overview on the basics of peptide mapping – a crucial quality control step