Then and Now… With Harald Fischer
March 1, 2023
Harald Fischer, Marketing Director at WITec GmbH, discusses developments in Raman microscopy over the past decade
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February 2023
As The Analytical Scientist celebrates its 10 year anniversary, four leading figures – Graham Cooks, Ruedi Aebersold, David Clemmer, and Jonathan Sweedler – discuss how far the field has come over the past 10 years, what lessons have been learned, which memories stand out, and where we go from here. In our In My View section, contributors look back on their issue 01 predictions: Caroline West discusses greener techniques in analytical science labs, and Barbara Bojko and Janusz Pawliszyn review whether SPME make it into the clinic over the past 10 years. Elsewhere, Ron Heeren, Peter Schoenmakers and Duncan Graham reflect on developments over the past decade in their respective fields of mass spec, chromatography, and spectroscopy. Finally, we sit down with “The Orbitrap Man,” Alexander Makarov, who talks us through his childhood as a young inventor, how it feels to be a superstar in the world of mass spec, and his ambitions for the Orbitrap analyzer.
Ten Year Views: With George Chan
February 28, 2023
George Chan discusses the decade’s developments in analytical atomic spectrometry, concerns for the field, and future predictions
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Then and Now… With Lukas Maerk
February 23, 2023
Lukas Maerk, CEO, reflects on how far IONICON has come over the past decade
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Then and Now… With Daria Thorp
February 22, 2023
Daria Thorp, President, reflects on how far ACD/Labs has come over the past decade
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Then and Now… With Thomas J. Tague Jr
February 22, 2023
Thomas J. Tague Jr, Applications Manager at Bruker, discusses developments in Raman spectroscopy over the past decade
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Ten Year Views: Duncan Graham
February 21, 2023
As part of The Analytical Scientist’s 10-year anniversary celebrations, Duncan Graham discusses developments in SERS over the past decade, and where he thinks the field will take us next
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Softening the Blow
February 15, 2023
Noble gas mass spectrometer monitors magma activity at volcano site – potentially providing early warning system that predicts eruptions
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Spectroscopy Strikes Gold
February 14, 2023
Spectroscopic techniques have authenticated Roman coins – validating the existence of a “new” emperor, called Sponsian
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In One Ear, Out the Other
February 8, 2023
How a portable NIRS technique rapidly and non-invasively detects malaria
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Ten Year Views: With Ruedi Aebersold
January 30, 2023
Ruedi Aebersold discusses the decade’s most exciting developments, including exciting progress in proteomics, data-independent acquisition, and more
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Ten Year Views: With David Clemmer
January 23, 2023
David Clemmer discusses the decade’s most exciting developments, where he thinks the field will take us next, and some personal highlights
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Breast Cancer Protein Patrol
January 18, 2023
Targeted mass spec reveals changes in protein levels up to two years before breast cancer diagnosis
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Ten Year Views: With Graham Cooks
January 16, 2023
Graham Cooks discusses the decade’s most exciting developments, where he thinks the field will take us next, and some personal highlights – which include his recent work on accelerated reactions in microdroplets
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Power List Perspectives on Chromatography
December 14, 2022
We asked this year’s Power Listers about current challenges facing separation science, plus predictions for the future of the field
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The Art of Listening
November 21, 2022
Calling for all women’s voices to be heard is certainly welcome, but we mustn’t forget the other side of the coin: Listening!
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Conquering the Human Proteome
October 17, 2022
The Human Proteoform Project needs a US$1.3 billion moonshot to transform our understanding of protein-based disease
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Orbitrap™: Ten Years Young
October 20, 2015
Coupling gas chromatography with Orbitrap™ technology wasn’t easy, but the outcome – the introduction of the Thermo Scientific Q Exactive™ GC – represents a big step towards bringing full-scan, high-resolution, and accurate mass data into routine labs around the world. And my dream of an “Orbitrap in every lab” inches ever closer.
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Food, Beverage & Agriculture
Food, Beverage & Agriculture
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Accelerating Food Analysis
January 15, 2013
Rapid, high-resolution, information-rich analytical methods to determine mineral oil contamination of foodstuffs, including baby foods are needed. Here’s how it could be done
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