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The Analytical Scientist / Issues / 2026 / November / Special Series GC×GC Detective Stories E-book
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Special Series GC×GC Detective Stories E-book

Meet the scientists using comprehensive two-dimensional gas chromatography to uncover hidden compounds, follow chemical clues, and solve analytical mysteries

11/06/2026 1 min read

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Our latest special series e-book brings together the GC×GC Detective Stories collection.

Inside, Meriem Gaida reveals how GC×GC helps her investigate hidden allergens and fragrance quality problems, while Fulvia Trapani, Chiara Cordero, and Hans-Gerd Janssen explore the chemistry behind aroma and taste. Christopher Reddy revisits a decades-old oil spill to discover what happened to diesel buried beneath a Cape Cod salt marsh.

Philip Marriott and colleagues tackle three very different mysteries involving a concealed biomarker, trace compounds in aviation fuel, and “shape-shifting” molecules. Jean-François Focant considers how chemical clues in patient samples could contribute to precision medicine – and what needs to happen before GC×GC can play a greater clinical role.

Finally, Pierre-Hugues Stefanuto gathers the evidence to ask whether we can close the case for GC×GC – weighing its achievements against the challenges in training, data processing, and standardization that will determine its next chapter.

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