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Chris Enke co-invented the triple quadrupole mass spectrometer in the late 1970s. Today, Enke is still pondering solutions to big problems.

The creators of Hispanics and Latinx in Mass Spectrometry discuss the challenges and bias their community faces – and why representation is key

Integrated plasma proteomics opens the door to new blood tests and improved diagnostic accuracy for tuberculosis

Dealing with heavy G-forces, rapid pressure changes, and planned maintenance – sometimes at 40 °C, with the press on board…

Find out what Yu Xia, Melanie Downs, Chris Gill, Jana Roithova, and Anne K. Bendt have in store at IMSC 2024

Nicola Gray discusses trends and challenges in phenomics – and why she’s proud to be representing Western Australia at IMSC 2024

The growing strength of the Oceania region’s mass spectrometry community, why Victoria’s wine region is worth a visit, and more IMSC 2024 tips

Michelle Colgrave applies proteomics in agriculture and food science for human health benefits, excited for her Melbourne return at IMSC 2024.

How does AI in the form of the large language model stack up as an educational resource, troubleshooting companion, and research curator?

Why microfluidics research could deliver sweat-based biomarkers for personalized healthcare monitoring – without the need for exercise