Separation Science in Turbulent Times
By Frank van Geel, James Strachan
May 1, 2026
Susan Olesik at HPLC 2026: new chemistry, new capabilities – and new concerns
4 min read
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Chromatography
The Future of Countercurrent Chromatography
April 27, 2026
Versatility, vision, and unfinished business – from Ito’s inventions to new frontiers in biotechnology and sustainability
6 min read
Why Countercurrent Chromatography Still Matters
By James Strachan
April 22, 2026
Martha Knight reflects on a lifetime of separations shaped by CCC
9 min read
Where Non-Target Screening Still Falls Short
By James Strachan
April 20, 2026
A new study demonstrates how combining chromatographic approaches can improve detection of the most mobile pollutants
6 min read
HTC-19 Profile: Building an Analytical Hub from the Ground Up
April 13, 2026
Nikoline Juul Nielsen of the University of Copenhagen discusses building a collaborative research environment, advancing non-target analysis – and connecting scientists across borders
7 min read
What to Expect at HTC-19
March 30, 2026
Leuven hosts HTC-19 this May, bringing scientists and industry together to explore the latest advances in hyphenated separations, AI-driven analysis, and next-generation analytical workflows
3 min read
Environmental
Sample Preparation
Mass Spectrometry
Spectroscopy
Gas Chromatography
Liquid Chromatography
Chromatography
The Secret Life of a Solvent
By James Strachan
March 24, 2026
Analytical chemistry’s first dedicated solvent guide suggests that greenness is about navigating inevitable trade-offs with greater responsibility – not chasing a mythical “green” label
6 min read
Why Riva Still Matters
By James Strachan
February 26, 2026
Fernando Lancas reflects on the meeting that shaped modern chromatography – and why its return matters now more than ever
5 min read
Ronak Chawla on Innovation and the Future of the Analytical Lab
February 6, 2026
From error reduction to end-to-end traceability: how Alliance iS is redefining next-gen LC
