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By Henry Thomas
August 26, 2025
The challenge of identifying unknowns looms large for mass spectrometry, says Susan Richardson, who returned from ASMS 2025 with new ideas – and a hope that AI might finally bridge the gap between data and discovery
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By Henry Thomas
August 19, 2025
For Boone Prentice, the conference was a microcosm of mass spec’s best qualities: technical brilliance, community, and optimism
6 min read
By Henry Thomas
August 12, 2025
As spatial omics moves into 3D, what does this shift reveal about the changing priorities in single-cell analysis?
10 min read
By James Strachan
July 28, 2025
New microneedle-ultrasound device enables comprehensive diabetes and cardiovascular monitoring
2 min read
By Henry Thomas
July 24, 2025
The future of single-cell analysis lies in multi-omics, analytical depth, real time live cell analysis, and global accessibility – not just more sequencing
14 min read
By James Strachan
July 15, 2025
At HPLC 2025, academics and industry experts debated how to engage students in chromatography early – ensuring a strong pipeline into industrial roles
5 min read
By Gordon Hamilton
June 23, 2025
Advances in magnetic force spectroscopy are enabling the exploration of individual biomolecular interactions at unprecedented scale
6 min read
June 4, 2025
ThermoFisher’s Susan Bird shares how tools such as mass spectrometry and AI are empowering the growing field of exposomics
5 min read
May 30, 2025
Martina Catani is optimistic about the future of HPLC – and excited about AI’s potential to accelerate method development and enhance precision
3 min read
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
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