Mass Spec Research Roundup: From Superbugs to Ancient Psychedelia
By Henry Thomas
May 29, 2025
Superbugs, plankton, psychoactives, and the stuff of DreaMS…
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By Henry Thomas
May 29, 2025
Superbugs, plankton, psychoactives, and the stuff of DreaMS…
3 min read
May 29, 2025
A new hybrid system combining t-SPESI and fluorescence microscopy allows researchers to map lipid composition inside single cells
2 min read
By Greg Klunder
May 28, 2025
Dealing with highly radioactive black powder, revealing how nuclear materials were produced, and catching uranium shoe smugglers…
4 min read
May 28, 2025
From bio-safe nanolithography to infrared-enabled night vision, spectroscopy continues to illuminate the unknown
3 min read
May 27, 2025
Dynamic mapping of G protein-coupled receptor bridges gap between static structures and real-time function
2 min read
By James Strachan
May 26, 2025
Study demonstrates the ability of proteomics to inform real-time, personalized treatment decisions
By James Strachan
May 23, 2025
Despite academic research into HPLC technology slowing down, the fact is, we haven’t hit the fundamental limits, says Gert Desmet
By Henry Thomas
May 23, 2025
Glycosome protein discoveries; organic pollutants in sea sand; and a dream of californication…
2 min read
By James Strachan
May 22, 2025
Microfluidic floss sensor quantifies cortisol via electropolymerized molecular imprinting
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By Henry Thomas
May 22, 2025
Subcellular proteomics uncovers TbPEX15, a unique membrane protein that may help combat Chagas, leishmaniasis, and other neglected diseases
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