Confronting the Messy Reality of PFAS Regulation
By James Strachan
March 4, 2026
David Megson calls for joined-up thinking, smarter analysis, and stronger partnerships between academia, industry, and government
9 min read
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March 3, 2026
Non-targeted mass spectrometry finds chemicals linked to cancer and hormone disruption in hair extensions
2 min read
Label-Free Detection of Intracellular Microplastics
February 27, 2026
O-PTIR enables sub-micron identification of microplastics within intestinal epithelial cells
1 min read
PFAS Bioaccumulation: The Biology of Forever
February 23, 2026
Carrie McDonough explores how PFAS move, bind, and transform within us – redefining what exposure really means
13 min read
Sticky Situation; Sticky Solution
February 20, 2026
Image of the Month: engineered algae aggregating microplastics
PFAS Enters its Big Data Era
By James Strachan
February 17, 2026
Jennifer Field explores new frontiers in the fight against PFAS: mining big data, tracing volatile emissions, and probing fluoropolymers through biomimetic tools
11 min read
How Lead Exposure Changed Over a Century
February 17, 2026
Hair-based mass spectrometry links declining lead exposure to environmental regulation
2 min read
Inside the Netherlands’ Water Monitoring Success Story
By James Strachan
February 11, 2026
How a harmonized HPLC-DAD early warning system became a cornerstone of Dutch surface water protection
4 min read
The Lasting Effects of Early-Life Pollutant Exposure
February 10, 2026
Untargeted metabolomics links brief embryonic pollutant exposure to persistent developmental disruption in fish
2 min read
PFAS: New Frontiers, Emerging Solutions
By James Strachan
February 9, 2026
Launching our new special series, environmental chemist Chris Higgins reflects on progress, pitfalls, and the path toward meaningful solutions to the PFAS problem
11 min read
