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By James Strachan
September 30, 2026
The MacCoss Lab used Claude to build and validate an open-source DIA search tool – an experiment that could change how scientists and software developers work together
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September 21, 2026
Meet the rising stars set to shape the future of analytical science
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July 24, 2026
A special collection of recent stories exploring the science, regulation, and emerging solutions shaping the future of PFAS analysis
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June 23, 2026
Dark clouds may be on the horizon for the food and beverage industry, but with the right strategies, labs can build reliable, contamination-resistant, and future-proof PFAS testing workflows
1 min read
June 23, 2026
Discover how food and beverage laboratories can navigate PFAS uncertainty, strengthen testing workflows, and maintain confidence as regulatory expectations and analytical demands continue to evolve
1 min read
By James Strachan
April 30, 2026
Jim Grinias shares the ideas and debates shaping conference conversations – from AI to interdisciplinary science
7 min read
By James Strachan
April 8, 2026
Microdroplets formed during electrospray ionization may trigger chemical reactions that help explain a substantial portion of the “dark metabolome” – though some researchers question their relevance under typical metabolomics conditions
7 min read
March 23, 2026
Thomas Letzel reflects on the evolution of non-target screening and why interdisciplinary insights are key to its future
6 min read
March 11, 2026
Large-cohort CSF proteomics from the Mann Lab identifies a 22-protein panel distinguishing MS from related diseases
2 min read
By James Strachan
March 11, 2026
Silvana Andreescu on the urgent need for low-cost, field-deployable PFAS sensors
7 min read
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