Mass Spectrometry

Putting analytical science to the ultimate test: looking for extraterrestrial life on moons within our solar system

The exciting discovery of phosphates originating from Enceladus – and what it means for the prospect of finding life elsewhere in the solar system

NASA’s mass spectrometrists discuss the role of mass spec in life detection within our solar system

Is there extraterrestrial life in our solar system? Desmond Kaplan – who works across several analytical projects at NASA – is willing to place a wage

Has the current era of biomedical mass spec crossed the finish line? Naysayers be warned: we’ve been here before…

Tackle the PFAS problem head-on with the single-digit parts-per-quadrillion sensitivity from the Xevo™ TQ Absolute MS

Researchers use MS-based proteomics to identify three key proteins associated with mortality rates after life-threatening burns

How high resolution ion mobility-mass spectrometry holds the answer to unraveling the structures of the many molecules we know must exist

NASA Astrobiologist Melissa Trainer discusses the DraMS mission to Titan – and the likelihood of finding extraterrestrial life on moons

September’s top mass spectrometry news: the MasSpec Pen writes history in operating rooms, PFAS exposure monitoring in newborns, and are research stat