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Catherine Fenselau

Catherine Fenselau is Professor in the Department of Chemistry & Biochemistry at the University of Maryland, USA.

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Landmark Literature 2019

February 12, 2020

Every year, the analytical community takes significant steps towards increased speed, sensitivity, accuracy, accessibility, and more. Here, our experts each share one particular 2019 paper that, for them, really stood out from the crowd

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Digging Deeper, Building Better

June 15, 2017

Catherine Fenselau’s impressive analytical science career has taken her from ancient ruins in Colorado to the analysis of lunar rock samples, from the early introduction of MS technology to the biomedical lab, to the heady days of fledgling mass spec journals. Here, Catherine reflects on the past, present and future of mass spec and explains why analytical science deserves more respect.

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