Join us to celebrate the achievements of the 60 impactful analytical scientists featured in the 2024 Power List.
07/04/2018 | Michelle Nolan, Michelle Reid
If curiosity is a fundamental part of good science, how do we nurture it – in ourselves and in others?
07/04/2018 | Alex Hodgson
How much emphasis should be we put on chromatographic separation in today’s hyphenated techniques?
07/04/2018 | Kenyon Evans-Nguyen
Despite technological advances, the forensics field remains conservative – for good reason.
07/04/2018 | Charlotte Barker
What new tech did vendors unveil at the year’s biggest mass spectrometry conference?
07/04/2018 | Joanna Cummings
Business in brief: What’s going on in analytical science?
A robotic arm takes mass spec analysis of 3D objects to the next level
Levels of ozone-depleting CFCs are on the rise – despite a global ban
Metaproteomics study throws doubt on Chekhov’s cause of death – and paves the way for future cultural heritage analysis
06/08/2018 | Sponsored by Thermo Fisher Scientific
Streamlined workflows help scientists plot a course for painless peptide mapping
06/01/2018 | Mary J. Wirth, Rachel E. Jacobson, Edwin Jhovany Alzate Rodriguez
The detailed characterization of post-translational protein modifications relies on performance improvements in both HPLC and MS. But how do we strike a balance between LC resolution and MS sensitivity?
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