When Does an Instrument Become a Collaboration Partner?
September 11, 2025
Agilent’s Christian Haas on the changing role of analytical instruments in the age of automation
4 min read
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Keynote Interviews
How Can Analytical Science Rise to Prominence?
By James Strachan
August 13, 2025
10 standout suggestions from the 2025 Power List to elevate the field as the keystone of all good science
4 min read
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Voices in the Community
Bridge to Impact: Sitting Down With Ying Ge
July 7, 2025
At the intersection of chemistry, biology, and medicine, Ying Ge is pioneering a new era of translational analytical science
10 min read
The Psychology of Innovation: How to Build a Fearlessly Curious Team
By James Strachan
June 30, 2025
Creating space for dissent, risk-taking, and failure is key to innovation, says SCIEX’s R&D VP Chris Lock
12 min read
Handheld Mass Spec Aids Post-War Environmental Testing
By James Strachan
June 19, 2025
908 Devices CEO Kevin J. Knopp discusses the company’s efforts to support environmental monitoring in Ukraine
9 min read
Riva Returns!
By Frank van Geel, James Strachan
June 13, 2025
Luigi Mondello explains why the time is right to reignite Chromatography’s much-missed “scientific retreat”
4 min read
Gary Patti: Metabolomics Is Not in Crisis
By James Strachan
June 12, 2025
Our ability to measure and quantitate key metabolites remains robust, reproducible, and highly valuable – regardless of how the issue around unknowns plays out
10 min read
Dark Metabolome Debate: A Call for Context
By James Strachan
June 9, 2025
Shuzhao Li sees no fundamental disagreement between “camps”
5 min read
The Dark Metabolome: No Mere Figment?
By James Strachan
June 2, 2025
In-source fragmentation cannot explain away the reality – and significance – of the dark metabolome
14 min read
HPLC: Meeting the Biopharmaceutical Challenge
By James Strachan
May 13, 2025
Fabrice Gritti argues while HPLC principles are based in physics, innovation thrives through system hyphenation and expansion – as seen in cell and gene therapies
7 min read
