Peptide mass fingerprinting confirms sheepskin was the material of choice for historical legal documents – and reveals interesting details as to why…

A 70-year-old technique is helping to cut the development costs of monoclonal antibodies.

We sit down with Timothy Garrett, Director of Experimental Pathology and Associate Professor, Department of Pathology, University of Florida, USA

Anna Cousens, Global Analytical BDM at Almac Sciences, discusses ICP-MS analysis and the importance of getting it right in drug development

Lab shopping not only destroys trust in the industry – it also puts consumers in harm’s way

How multispectral imaging is revealing artists’ technical secrets and aiding cultural heritage conservation

Researchers invent new optical technique to nondestructively analyze the nanoscale nature of nacre

Could fossilized resin be the antidote to antibiotic resistance?

How lipid residue analysis is revealing our ancient connections with honeybee exploitation

Are your capsids full, half full, or empty? We need better analytical techniques to find out.