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By Henry Thomas
May 20, 2025
The US government’s recent cost-cutting measures have created a tidal wave of uncertainty for scientists of all stripes. But, in the face of adversity, perhaps comes an opportunity for the analytical community to dig in and collaborate.
April 16, 2025
Kevin Schug discusses the ripple effects of the US government’s cost-cutting plans – on labs, collaboration, and the next generation of analytical scientists
4 min read
March 31, 2025
The toughest peer review? A group of investors around a table, says Chad Mirkin, who talks commercialization lessons learned and major discoveries: spherical nucleic acids and dip-pen nanolithography.
9 min read
By James Strachan
March 28, 2025
Amid the turmoil, we feel the time is right for sober reflection, fresh thinking, and new solutions – “Leading Voices,” in other words – to forge a path forward for analytical science
2 min read
March 24, 2025
Nanotechnology pioneer Chad Mirkin talks eureka moments, the value of analytical science, and why curiosity comes first – in the first of our two-part Sitting Down With interview
11 min read
March 14, 2025
In a new series highlighting industry’s often unsung heroes, Anne Marie Smith, Product Manager at ACD/Labs, discusses systems thinking, addressing unspoken challenges, and identifying the "empty fridge"
8 min read
February 28, 2025
Looking for a role that blends science with business? Consider product development – and a startup – says BrightSpec’s Colin Merrifield, who shares his career and innovation lessons learned.
6 min read
February 27, 2025
Life in the lab goes on for Anastasia Mosendz, an analytical chemistry PhD student in Kyiv, amid alarms, trips to the shelter, and power outages
6 min read
By James Strachan
February 20, 2025
Are global communications platforms like X a net positive for scientists?
2 min read
February 17, 2025
Emma Schymanski shares her insights on prioritizing actions in a chemically complex world and how cheminformatics bridges environmental and health research
6 min read
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