Vast Quantities of Nanoplastics Found in North Atlantic
July 16, 2025
First ocean-scale detection of nanoplastics estimates up to 27 million tons are suspended in the North Atlantic’s waters
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July 16, 2025
First ocean-scale detection of nanoplastics estimates up to 27 million tons are suspended in the North Atlantic’s waters
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By Jonathan Sweedler
July 10, 2025
Single-cell analysis has exploded in recent years, yet much of the chemical landscape remains uncharted, and we're only beginning to address – or, indeed, understand – many fundamental questions on cell chemical heterogeneity
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July 7, 2025
At the intersection of chemistry, biology, and medicine, Ying Ge is pioneering a new era of translational analytical science
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By James Strachan
July 3, 2025
Co-inventor of FT-ICR mass spectrometry, Alan G. Marshall advanced high-resolution analysis and trained over 100 scientists during his five-decade career
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By Chris Nortcliffe
July 1, 2025
Mass spec steps up to tackle the analytical challenges of an increasingly diverse drug pipeline
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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
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June 25, 2025
First atmospheric measurements of MCCPs in North America raise new questions about persistent industrial pollutants
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June 17, 2025
From chiral phases to precision medicine, with plenty to ponder along the canals
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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
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June 11, 2025
Combining SILAC with high-resolution MS, SC-pSILAC offers two-dimensional proteomics at single-cell resolution for the first time
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