Join us to celebrate the achievements of the 60 impactful analytical scientists featured in the 2024 Power List.
07/23/2013 | Rich Whitworth
The talk of TED but a few months ago, uChek, an iPhone-based urinalysis system, came almost immediately under fire from the FDA. There’s an app(roval) for that…
07/23/2013 | Gregory Weddle
Laboratory design can be conducive – or unconducive – to creativity and productivity. Can today’s lab layout and rationale, a legacy from 60 years ago, be improved upon? I say yes, and go back even further in the history of the laboratory for inspiration.
07/22/2013 | Rich Whitworth
A new biosensor cradle and app take us one step closer to portable and more universal analytical access. Researchers at the University of Illinois have developed a cradle accessory for the iPhone that aligns its integral camera with a series of optical components to analyze a primed slide.
06/13/2013 | Bryan Tweedy, Stephanie Rizk
There’s a famous maxim known to staff of the American Chemical Society: if you leave out books at the National ... Meeting, they will all walk away. Chemists are addicted to learning and knowledge – it’s a lifelong obsession.
06/10/2013 | Rich Whitworth
How hundreds of extracellular signaling proteins secreted during immune responses were ... discovered – and what it tells us about the whisperered conversations between cells
06/10/2013 | Terence Risby, Lisa Spacek
Jumping on the breath biomarker bandwagon is tempting, but a number of failures to observe the ... fundamental rules of good science have cast doubt over the ... technique. Here, the authors describe best practice, from collection to clinical evaluation.
06/10/2013 | Robert Kennedy, Albert van den Berg, Juan G. Santiago
Three gurus describe significant breakthroughs in micro and nanoscale analytical techniques and envisage where they might take us next.
06/10/2013 | Robert J. Packer, George Perkins
The Problem: How can we rapidly detect economically-motivated adulteration of food and deter fraudsters from ... committing future crimes?
04/16/2013 | Hilary van der Hoff, Simon Kiddle
There is little advice available on the pitfalls that await the unwary scientist filing a first patent ... application ... or general advice to those put in charge of managing the intellectual property for his or her start up. Here, we identify some of the most common mistakes made when patent applications are prepared and filed – and how to avoid them.
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.
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