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Techniques & Tools Microscopy

What’s New in Spectroscopy?

| 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…

Techniques & Tools Sensors

Exciting Times For… Spectroscopy: With Jean-Francois Masson

| Margot Lespade | 5 min read

The most exciting development in spectroscopy today? For Jean-Francois Masson, it’s point-of-need devices and the field of optophysiology.

Techniques & Tools Sensors

Research in Brief

| James Strachan

Unveiling the world beneath our feet, the right path for lithium, and an extended microscopy toolbox…

Techniques & Tools Capillary Electrophoresis

Understanding ESI

How exactly do neutral molecules become protonated in electrospray ionization mass spectrometry?

Techniques & Tools Sensors

Agents of Destruction

| Jonathan James

Introducing: a ratiometric sensor able to quantify nerve agents from chemical warfare and pesticides

Fields & Applications Metabolomics & Lipidomics

An Analytical Pill

| Luke Turner

Measuring gaseous biomarkers to help diagnose and monitor gut disorders.

Techniques & Tools Sensors

Sweating the Small Stuff

| Joanna Cummings

A new waterproof, flexible sensor could be the latest way for athletes to monitor their health and hydration.

Fields & Applications Sensors

A Flexible Friend

| Joanna Cummings

Bendy blood-oxygen sensors break the mold.

Fields & Applications Proteomics

Landmark Literature 2018: Part II

| Sergio C. Nanita, Mikhail Savitski, Ken Broeckhoven, Jean-Francois Masson, Anneli Kruve, Juris Meija, Cecilia Cagliero, Hiroshi Tsugawa

Experts from across the analytical sciences select eye-catching articles from the past 12 months.

Techniques & Tools Sensors

Sensing the Tiniest Change

| Menno Prins

A new biomarker sensing technology provides sensitive, specific monitoring for a wide range of patients

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