Mass Spec Research Roundup: Capsid Mechanics, Siderophore Sabotage, and Pocket-Sized Malaria Testing
June 26, 2025
And more cutting-edge mass spec research…
4 min read
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Mass Spec Research Roundup: What Proteins, Paper Tests, and Pinot Noir All Have in Common
By Mouj Hijazi
June 19, 2025
From high-precision malaria screening in rural Ghana to decoding what makes a cider feel smooth on the tongue, this week’s roundup explores the surprising versatility of mass spectrometry.
5 min read
What’s Happening at HPLC on Thursday?
By James Strachan
June 19, 2025
From foundational wisdom to vineyard chemistry – the final day brings it all
4 min read
What’s Happening at HPLC on Wednesday?
June 18, 2025
Real-world challenges, 3D-printed solutions, and new thinking in non-target screening
4 min read
Tivadar Farkas: Industry’s Chromatography Crusader
June 17, 2025
2025’s Uwe D. Neue Award winner, Tivadar Farkas, reflects upon the key lessons learned across a career spanning three decades in separation science
6 min read
What’s Happening at HPLC on Tuesday?
June 17, 2025
From chiral phases to precision medicine, with plenty to ponder along the canals
4 min read
Sea Cucumbers, Supercharged Serology, and Caterpillar Chemistry
By Henry Thomas
June 12, 2025
And more mass spec research stories
4 min read
Nanomedicines, Prehistoric Tools, and Brain-Teeth Proteomics…
By Henry Thomas
June 5, 2025
And more mass spec research stories
3 min read
Mass Spec Research Roundup: From Superbugs to Ancient Psychedelia
By Henry Thomas
May 29, 2025
Superbugs, plankton, psychoactives, and the stuff of DreaMS…
3 min read
Don’t Discount Another Particle Technology Revolution
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
