This month’s spectroscopy news: From LEGO block enabled spectroscopy, to the world's first broadband UV dual-comb spectrometer

How can we overcome the hard limits to column miniaturization and tackle previously intractable separations?

What books should analytical scientists read? We asked our 2023 Power Listers.

Intense physical activity increases the risk of respiratory infections, according to multi-omic analysis of biofluids

Kevin Schug’s magic mushroom testing, discovery of cholesterol-eating bacteria, a blood test for honey bees and more…

Customizable peak recycling systems and automation software solutions are now available

Presenting a more convenient and environmentally friendly way to analyze the lipid content in lipid nanoparticles

Take it from patent attorney Thomas D. Kiselak, most scientists vastly underestimate the patentability of their work

The combination of portable XRF, Raman spectroscopy and microscopy has shed new light on Stonehenge’s origin – and possibly its constructors

Imaging mass spectrometry could help open the door to more systems biology-based explorations of health and disease