The Analytical Scientist Power List returns to celebrate the successes of the field’s leading lights!
01/30/2023 | Georgia Hulme, James Strachan
Ruedi Aebersold discusses the decade’s most exciting developments, including exciting progress in proteomics, data-independent acquisition, and more
09/28/2022 | Margot Lespade | 3 min read
A new upgrade for NMR spectroscopy, coffee bean analysis and a promising breast cancer diagnosis method…
08/18/2022 | Margot Lespade | 2 min read
SERS for bacterial identification, an innovative tool in NASA’s “Search for life”, and a novel sensor to detect high-risk biomarkers…
08/10/2022 | Margot Lespade | 7 min read
The most exciting development in spectroscopy today? For Juergen Popp, it’s photothermal IR microscopy and recent developments in IR spectroscopy.
07/14/2022 | James Strachan | 5 min read
Combining fluorescence microscopy with flow cytometry to sort cells based on visual characteristics
05/06/2022 | James Strachan
Unveiling the world beneath our feet, the right path for lithium, and an extended microscopy toolbox…
04/19/2022 | Giovanna Scapin
Despite generating a staggering number of discoveries, Cryo-EM remains complicated, difficult to use, and expensive. So be judicious!
03/31/2022 | Margot Lespade
We present the latest research and business spectroscopy news
02/18/2022
How exactly do neutral molecules become protonated in electrospray ionization mass spectrometry?
12/01/2021
The Application Book 2021 summarizes recent application notes across a range of exciting topics
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