The Analytical Scientist Power List returns to celebrate the successes of the field’s leading lights!
04/12/2023 | Margot Lespade | 3 min read
March’s top mass spec news: studying Candida auris, identifying proteins vital for mosquito reproduction, and a UK wastewater-based epidemiology study
04/11/2023 | Rick Yost, Margot Lespade | 4 min read
Is the demand for analytical scientists with extensive training in advanced MS techniques exceeding the supply of such individuals? Rick Yost replies!
04/06/2023 | Harry Philipsen, Frans Beckers, Anton Schotman, Eric van Sprang | 7 min read
Analytical science will play a pivotal role in setting up and monitoring new physical and chemical processes for plastic recycling
04/05/2023 | Christian Schmidt | 3 min read
The key to meeting the demand for new and more complex polymeric materials? High-performance and application-tailored GPC/SEC systems.
04/04/2023 | Csaba Szántay Jr. | 13 min read
An analytical scientist’s constructively fallibilist reflection on the meaning of “analytical scientist” – and how to avoid mental traps
04/03/2023 | Georgia Hulme
Why are Roman buildings so durable?
03/31/2023
Enjoy a selection of our best GC-MS content in one convenient place
03/30/2023 | 7 min read
Alexander Makarov reflects on the development of the Orbitrap technology, gaps in the mass spec toolkit, and the emergence of rival technologies
03/29/2023 | Georgia Hulme | 5 min read
Parading some of our favorite print covers over the past 10 years
03/28/2023 | Luigi Mondello, Mariosimone Zoccali, Peter Tranchida | 2 min read
In the first issue of The Analytical Scientist, we discussed methods to determine mineral oil contamination of foodstuffs. Well, did we get there?
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