One Molecule, Nearly 24 Million Spectra
October 7, 2026
GinorMass shows why database size does not necessarily reflect chemical diversity
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Data & AI
Vibe Coding Moves Beyond the Proteomics Prototype
By James Strachan
September 30, 2026
The MacCoss Lab used Claude to build and validate an open-source DIA search tool – an experiment that could change how scientists and software developers work together
10 min read
Machine Learning Alone Won’t Take Vibrational Spectroscopy Into the Clinic
September 30, 2026
Standardized preprocessing, multicenter datasets, external validation, and interpretable models may matter more than further gains in classification accuracy
3 min read
AI Reconstructs Molecular Structures From Simulated TERS Images
September 30, 2026
The SMARTERS model localized atoms with sub-0.1 Å error in simulated data but could not yet reproduce structures from experimental measurements
3 min read
Misfolded in Plain Sight
September 8, 2026
Ubiquitin mass spectrometry and molecular simulations suggest near-native misfolded proteins can evade cellular quality control
2 min read
Reimagining Risk and Resilience
By Stephanie Harden, Tracy Hibbs
July 8, 2026
Accelerating analytical data management for the next-generation laboratory
4 min read
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Mass Spectrometry
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Technology
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Business-in-Brief: June 2026
July 2, 2026
This month’s analytical science business news: Merck’s Bio-Techne acquisition, plus major ASMS product launches
3 min read
A Statistical Search for Extraterrestrial Life
June 23, 2026
An ecology-inspired framework identifies biosignatures from molecular abundance patterns rather than individual compounds
3 min read
Precision Diagnostics and the ADC Revolution
June 10, 2026
Antibody-drug conjugates are transforming cancer care, but their success depends on more precise, sensitive, and data-driven diagnostics
13 min read
The Fight for Research Integrity Needs You
By Frank van Geel, James Strachan
May 28, 2026
Elisabeth Bik has built a career exposing problematic papers. Now she is asking analytical scientists to apply the same scrutiny to their own fields.
13 min read
