Join us to celebrate the achievements of the 60 impactful analytical scientists featured in the 2024 Power List.
01/26/2014 | Rich Whitworth
GC-MS shows that high status Egyptians used exotic balms to mummify food for a slap-up meal in the after life
Sitting Down With… Marja-Liisa Riekkola, Professor of Analytical Chemistry, University of Helsinki, Finland
01/24/2014 | Rich Whitworth
Main engines: check. Communications: check. Solar power: check. GC-MS system on board: check.
12/13/2013 | Andrew Ward
How heart-cutting two-dimensional gas chromatography aided in the identification of hidden odorant peaks to save the day – and the dog’s dinner.
11/19/2013 | Hans-Gerd Janssen, Yolanda Pico, Michele Suman, Rudolf Krska, Michel Nielen
We sample the views of five food analysis experts. Is separation science still the greatest thing since sliced bread, or are there bigger fish to fry?
11/15/2013 | Rich Whitworth
The unique co-evolutionary relationships between plants and their pollinators are as complex as they are diverse.
09/09/2013 | Giuseppe Astarita
Are the health claims for these compounds warranted and, if so, can their measurement be streamlined?
09/06/2013 | Robert A. Shellie
GC×GC provides simple improvements today and will be key to the personalized measurement devices of tomorrow.
07/23/2013 | Jaap de Zeeuw
Modern narrow bore columns have made chromatographers lazy when it comes to stationary phase selection. Here’s how getting back to the basics in gas chromatography by using selectivity can address challenging separations and reduce analysis time.
07/23/2013 | Rich Whitworth
An integrated approach to uncovering distinct metabolite profile shifts in diabetes progression. The prevalence of type 2 diabetes mellitus (T2DM) is on a rampant rise across the globe, making it a critical area of study for metabolomics and biomarker discovery.
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