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By James Strachan, Frank van Geel
October 1, 2026
Philip Marriott, Renée Webster, and Konstantinos Kouremenos revisit three investigations in which an additional dimension of separation provided the information needed to solve three very different analytical mysteries
11 min read
By Christopher M. Reddy
September 16, 2026
How GC×GC helped to reopen the “Silent Fall” oil-spill investigation and reveal what happened to diesel buried beneath Cape Cod’s salt marsh
5 min read
September 7, 2026
How a career spanning three continents prepared Meriem Gaida to bring GC×GC into fragrance safety and quality analysis
6 min read
By Richard Lee
September 2, 2026
Before analytical laboratories can capitalize on AI, they must connect, contextualize, and prepare their data
5 min read
By James Strachan, Frank van Geel
August 31, 2026
Innovation in gas chromatography columns is alive and kicking, says Agilent’s Gustavo Serrano
7 min read
August 24, 2026
Fulvia Trapani is developing the tools required to understand the complex process of aroma and taste perception
6 min read
By Frank van Geel, James Strachan
August 18, 2026
Mariosimone Zoccali discusses the evolution of GCxGC, which he describes as “one of the most exciting stories in separation science”
8 min read
By Henry Thomas
July 21, 2026
Many longstanding barriers to CE-MS implementation are now being overcome, according to a new 12-lab benchmarking study by Kevin Jooß and colleagues
3 min read
May 5, 2026
Organic residue and pollen analysis uncover geographically distinct coating batches across a 2,200-year-old Roman vessel
2 min read
By James Strachan
April 30, 2026
Jim Grinias shares the ideas and debates shaping conference conversations – from AI to interdisciplinary science
7 min read
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