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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The Analytical Lab of 2050: Data Management
January 27, 2023
Our new series explores how technology and data trends will shape the analytical lab of the future. In this installment, Gary Grecsek, Vice President/General Manager PerkinElmer, OneSource, shares his thoughts on where laboratory data and services needs are heading.
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Top 10s: The Old Guard
January 25, 2023
As The Analytical Scientist turns 10, we look back at some of our earliest interviews – with several heroes of the field, including Fred McLafferty, Georges Guiochon, Eva Smolková-Keulemansová, and more analytical legends
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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
8 min read
The Analytical Lab of 2050: The Cloud
January 20, 2023
Co-founder and co-CEO of Emerald Cloud Lab D.J. Kleinbaum extols the power of remote access as part of our series that explores how technology trends are shaping the analytical lab of the future
1 min read
Breast Cancer Protein Patrol
January 18, 2023
Targeted mass spec reveals changes in protein levels up to two years before breast cancer diagnosis
1 min read
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
6 min read
The Power of Better Prep
January 13, 2023
Proteomic progress should not be hindered by time consuming, error-prone (read: manual!) sample preparation
1 min read
Five Digitalization Tips
January 11, 2023
And why automating workflows in analytical data management is crucial
3 min read
A Positive Sum
January 9, 2023
Success in analytical sciences requires a good grasp of the basic principles – and the van Deemter equation has underpinned separation science methodologies for decades. Has it become dogma? We say, “No! The van Deemter equation is here to stay!”
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