Technology

In terms of speed and robustness, mass spectrometry has inarguably made significant progress. But is the data we’re generating too much to handle?

Awards, symposia and more analytical discourse on days three and four!

Ron Heeren discusses trends in spatial biology, the “resolution revolution”, and how interdisciplinary science must be supported policy

Supercritical fluid chromatography, PFAS analysis and more on day two!

Vibrational spectroscopy, charge detection mass spectrometry, and more on day one!

Scientists uncover the role of surface lipids in nematode predator-prey dynamics, highlighting their function in defense and evolutionary adaptation

New isotopic data from meteorites suggests Earth's water arrived gradually, challenging the theory of a single Moon-forming impact.

Analysis of placental tissue using spectroscopy and AI reveals the presence of harmful chemicals linked to smoking

“The spectroscopic equivalent to trading in a pair of binoculars for the James Webb Telescope”

High-content fluorescence microscopy offers new insights into rheumatoid arthritis treatment responses