The Analytical Scientist Power List returns to celebrate the successes of the field’s leading lights!
05/14/2024 | Sponsored by Knauer | 4 min read
Presenting a more convenient and environmentally friendly way to analyze the lipid content in lipid nanoparticles
05/13/2024 | Thomas D. Kiselak | 7 min read
Take it from patent attorney Thomas D. Kiselak, most scientists vastly underestimate the patentability of their work
05/10/2024 | Markella Loi | 7 min read
The combination of portable XRF, Raman spectroscopy and microscopy has shed new light on Stonehenge’s origin – and possibly its constructors
05/08/2024 | Boone M. Prentice | 12 min read
Imaging mass spectrometry could help open the door to more systems biology-based explorations of health and disease
05/07/2024 | Jessica Allerton | 2 min read
“Reverse metabolomics” opens a new door into untargeted metabolite discovery and human metabolism
05/06/2024 | Mark van Oene | 5 min read
What simultaneously sequencing four ‘omes could mean for the future of personalized healthcare
05/03/2024 | Mimi den Uijl | 5 min read
Mimi den Uijl, 2023 Separation Science Slam silver medalist, delves into young scientists' struggles, conferences, and analytical science essence.
05/02/2024 | Kavitha Parvataneni | 5 min read
Start during the hiring process, make work challenging, engage the “rider” and (especially) the “elephant,” and encourage strong empathetic leadership
05/01/2024 | Markella Loi
An industry-academia cryo-EM collaboration, product launches from Pittcon 2024 and SLAS 2024, a new multimodal research facility, and more…
04/30/2024 | Joseph Loo | 8 min read
Native MS has become essential in biochemistry labs. So what is preventing more researchers from “going native?”
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