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April 2017
Welcome to our April issue! In Upfront, we show how fingerprint biomarkers shed light on a controversial novelist’s final days, offer up fast food with a side of fluoroalkyls and give you a taste of the world’s smelliest fruit. Scientists sniff out the smell of death (and life) in our cover feature, while Suhas Nawada explains how 3D printing could help make 3D-LC a reality. The second part of our ‘Joining Forces’ series takes on novel psychoactive substances in the cloud, and we Sit Down With Texas titan, Kevin Schug.
Deadline for Humanity
April 18, 2017
Entries for the Humanity in Science Award will close on May 1, 2017
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Three. That's the Magic Number
April 13, 2017
3D printing provides the exquisitely detailed, perfectly controlled structures needed to translate 3D-LC from theory into reality.
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The Case of the Decaying Cadaver
April 13, 2017
The sickly sweet odor of a dead body is said to be both immediately recognizable and hard to forget. But what chemical cocktail makes up the distinctive odor? And can GC×GC offer investigators a forensic tool that even Sherlock Holmes would envy – the ability to detect the ‘smell of death’?
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Lessons I’ve Learned, with Hernan Cortes
April 13, 2017
Hernan Cortes spent three decades at the Dow Chemical Company, where he carried out groundbreaking research in multidimensional chromatography before saying farewell to the corporate world and setting up as a consultant. Here, Hernan shares what he’s learned about gaining recognition as an industry scientist, the chromatography ‘family’, and the secret to true happiness…
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Joining Forces: Drugs in the Cloud
April 13, 2017
As part of our series on academia–industry collaboration, we explore a partnership forged to fight against novel psychoactive substances.
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Determination of Aflatoxin M1 in Milk
April 13, 2017
Fast and isocratic method with solid phase extraction, fluorescence detection and post column derivatization with an UVE photochemical reactor
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Texas Titan
April 13, 2017
Sitting Down With… Kevin Schug, Shimadzu Distinguished Professor of Analytical Chemistry, University of Texas at Arlington, USA.
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Don’t Prepare to Fail
April 13, 2017
Is sample preparation still the bottleneck of analytical chemistry?
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Alternative Atomic Spectroscopy
April 13, 2017
Solution-cathode glow discharge is the answer to atomic spectroscopy’s most frustrating traits.
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Perfect Partners
April 13, 2017
Open your mind to industry partnerships, and you never know where it might take you…
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What’s the Most Dangerous Color?
April 13, 2017
To ‘go green’ you sometimes have to run a few red lights. A journey from big to small and back again – and a lesson in how taking risks is one route towards scientific reward.
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Beijing and Biotransformation
April 13, 2017
What’s new in business?
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SCIEX Safety Notice
April 13, 2017
Are you the owner of a API 4000, API 4000 QTRAP, or API 5000 model mass spectrometer?
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Texas Stars
April 13, 2017
Saddle up for new adventures and old challenges at ISCC & GC×GC
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Prepping for PREP
April 13, 2017
Symposium Chair Giorgio Carta tells us what we can expect from PREP 2017 in Philadelphia
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Finger Lickin’ Fluoroalkyls
April 13, 2017
PIGE spectroscopy tracks the ecotoxic compounds in our fast food wrappers
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The Master and Macromolecules
April 13, 2017
LC-MS/MS identifies fingerprints on a 75-year-old manuscript
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Stink Fruit
April 13, 2017
GC-O helps solve the olfactory puzzle of the world’s smelliest fruit
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Communicating or Confusing?
April 13, 2017
When sharing work with peers, perhaps it’s best to keep it simple.
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