The Analytical Scientist Power List returns to celebrate the successes of the field’s leading lights!
07/28/2014 | David Cate, John Volckens, Chuck Henry
How microfluidic paper analytical devices will make testing for the presence of toxic chemicals in air or water as simple, ubiquitous and inexpensive as measuring the temperature.
06/30/2014 | Rich Whitworth
Teams in the UK, Finland, Spain, Switzerland and Italy join forces to tackle microfluidic-based assay development
03/31/2014 | Iestyn Armstrong-Smith
A multitude of wearable biosensors for monitoring our personal health and the external environment are on the way, led by technologies to improve performance in sport and all-round fitness. They are easy to use, will cost little and provide useful, real-time information. Stand by for the democratization of analysis.
10/15/2013 | Rich Whitworth
Non-invasive lactate monitoring adds function to form for athletes on the edge
04/16/2013 | Richard Stadler
In response to the over-dependence and misuse of antimicrobials in food producing animals, ... analytical testing and surveillance is being stepped up. Here, current best practice and likely directions for monitoring antimicrobials is described.
04/15/2013 | Steve Carrington
Microrheology is in its early stages, but it has the potential to expand the range and enhance the application of rheological characterization.
04/15/2013 | Rich Whitworth
This year’s Symposium on MicroScale Bioseparations introduced a new format aimed at optimizing the ... scientific experience. How did it go?
03/19/2013 | Emily Hilder
Hilder and Shellie Predict That the Next Wave of Separation Technology Will Be Portable and Personal ...
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