The Analytical Scientist Power List returns to celebrate the successes of the field’s leading lights!
04/23/2015 | Christoph Johann
Christoph Johann, founder and MD of Wyatt Technology Europe, the company that originally introduced field-flow fractionation (FFF) instrumentation to Europe’s analytical scientists, looks at the history of the technique and shares his involvement with the field.
04/22/2015 | Mark Schure
For most of my industrial career, I’ve been a modeler and have had to deliver practical results.
04/22/2015 | Kevin Schug
Recently, a vacuum ultraviolet (VUV) detector for gas chromatography (GC) was introduced into the market, taking a top five spot in The Analytical Scientist Innovation Awards 2014 in the process.
04/22/2015 | James Harynuk
My group is working on several new things for GC×GC right now.
04/22/2015 | Michelle Camenzuli
The quest for greater separation power, in terms of peak capacity, has inevitably led to the development of multidimensional chromatographic techniques.
04/21/2015 | Gertrud Morlock
For years, thin layer chromatography has been working hard in the background, the choice technique in certain applications. More recently, hyphenation with mass spectrometry has been a relatively quiet – but very real – game-changer. What have you been missing?
04/21/2015 | Laura McGregor, Anthony Gravell, Ian Allan, Graham Mills, David Barden, Nick Bukowski, and Steve Smith
In 2014, Select-eV took a top spot in The Analytical Scientist Innovation Awards (TASIAs). Here, the technology is teamed up with (GC×GC)-MS in an unusual international environmental monitoring project.
04/21/2015 | Gérard Hopfgartner
Sitting Down With... Gérard Hopfgartner, Professor in Analytical Sciences and Mass Spectrometry and Head of the Mass Spectrometry Platform of the Sciences Faculty, University of Geneva, Switzerland.
04/20/2015 | Hans Mol
When I was asked to evaluate a brand-new instrument with disruptive potential in my field, I did not spend long thinking about the answer. Here, I share a little background and my first impressions.
04/20/2015 | Stephanie Vine
Can wooden toothpicks be the key to improving detection of drugs of abuse using mass spectrometry?
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