Engineering Better Separations
May 15, 2026
Ahead of HPLC 2026, Luis Colón explores new materials, PFAS challenges, and greener separations
5 min read
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Science Against Silence
May 13, 2026
Jacob de Boer reflects on five decades of environmental analytical chemistry, regulation, and responsibility
5 min read
Mass Spec Roundup: Proteins, Lipids, Pitcher Plants, and Coffee
May 13, 2026
This week’s roundup explores hidden chemistry in the dark proteome, forest soils, lipid binding in cells, and pitcher plant food webs
5 min read
A New Solvation Strategy for Zinc Batteries
May 12, 2026
Spectroscopy and scattering reveal how ionic liquids reorganize water and zinc ion solvation in aqueous electrolytes
2 min read
E-Cigarette Devices Linked to Inhaled Metal Exposure
May 12, 2026
Device-to-tissue mass spectrometry traces metal emissions from e-cigarette components into exposed lung sections
3 min read
Spectroscopy Roundup: From Ångström Scale to Extreme Pressure
May 12, 2026
Spectroscopic methods reveal hidden order in proteins, surface water, oxide synthesis, and high-pressure materials
5 min read
PFOS Isomers Show Distinct Environmental Behavior
May 11, 2026
Diana Aga and Jenise Paddayuman followed PFOS isomers from wastewater to bird eggs, uncovering a buildup of linear PFOS across the food web
5 min read
Frontline Pharma: Sarah O’Keeffe
May 8, 2026
Ahead of HPLC 2026, Eli Lilly’s Sarah O’Keeffe reflects on leadership, collaboration, and the analytical advances helping bring increasingly complex medicines to patients
11 min read
Measuring Aerosol Chemistry in Minutes
May 7, 2026
Nanoelectromechanical FTIR analyzes nanogram-scale aerosol samples, reducing collection times from week-long campaigns to minutes
3 min read
Bridging the Gap Between Untargeted and Quantitative MS
May 6, 2026
Gary Siuzdak explains how his uMRM workflow could remove one of metabolomics’ biggest bottlenecks
4 min read
