The Scourge of Self-Serving Citation Requests
By Victoria F. Samanidou
July 6, 2026
When reviewers push authors toward their own papers, publishing integrity pays the price
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A Turning Point for Clinical Mass Spec?
By James Strachan
July 3, 2026
As Roche Diagnostics secures a first-of-its-kind CLIA designation, Allyson Kozak considers what it means for the future of clinical mass spectrometry
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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
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A Picture of Positivity: Sitting Down With Georgios Theodoridis
July 1, 2026
Tireless advocate for the field, Georgios Theodoridis, discusses his vision for the future of clinical metabolomics
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The Retina’s Lost Lipid Signal
June 30, 2026
High-resolution metabolomics identifies erucamide depletion in retinal degeneration and links restoration to neurovascular rescue
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Mass Spec Roundup: Hidden Origins and Cellular States
June 30, 2026
New studies separate host and microbial metabolites, trace secreted proteins, identify a pro-regenerative cardiomyocyte state, and map macrophage lipid metabolism
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Are We Too Afraid of Our Instruments?
By Jennifer Field
June 29, 2026
An obsession with spotless systems means we risk working for our instruments, rather than the other way around
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Leading with Purpose: Sitting Down With Shane Needham
By James Strachan
June 26, 2026
The Veloxity Labs CEO and serial founder reflects on faith, family, and the foundations of lasting success in science, business, and bodybuilding
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The Making of a Lava Fountain
June 24, 2026
Combined X-ray imaging, Raman spectroscopy, and calorimetry reveal a lasting kinetic legacy of magma superheating
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The Long Shadow of Seveso Falls on Riva del Garda
By James Strachan, Frank van Geel
June 24, 2026
Ahead of Dioxin 2026, conference chair Werner Tirler reflects on the legacy of Seveso and the science needed to track persistent pollutants and prevent future harm
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