What’s Happening at HPLC on Monday?
By James Strachan
June 16, 2025
AI, greener workflows, and the surprising revival of slalom chromatography set the tone for the first full day of talks
5 min read
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Data & AI
Decoding the Exposome
June 4, 2025
ThermoFisher’s Susan Bird shares how tools such as mass spectrometry and AI are empowering the growing field of exposomics
5 min read
“AI Holds Transformative Potential in Chromatography”
May 30, 2025
Martina Catani is optimistic about the future of HPLC – and excited about AI’s potential to accelerate method development and enhance precision
3 min read
Machine Learning Brings Clarity to Spectral Data
May 14, 2025
New algorithm identifies subtle optical signals for faster, more transparent diagnostics and materials research
2 min read
Is Whole Genome Sequencing Now Cost-Effective Enough for the Clinic?
By James Strachan
May 12, 2025
Researchers use a low-cost sequencing platform to detect circulating tumor DNA in blood at the parts-per-million level
5 min read
Will AI Help – or Hinder – the Chemometrics Field?
April 29, 2025
The jury’s still out, says ACD/Labs’ Graham A. McGibbon – who points to prompt engineering and difficulties obtaining high-quality instrument data as current hurdles
5 min read
No Escape for Melanoma
April 3, 2025
High-resolution profiling reveals – and allows researchers to prevent – melanoma’s rapid escape from targeted therapy
2 min read
Trends
Chromatography
Mass Spectrometry
Environmental
Omics
Pharma & Biopharma
Omics
Trends & Challenges
Keynote Interviews
Looking Back, Moving Forward: With Koen Sandra
March 16, 2025
In terms of speed and robustness, mass spectrometry has inarguably made significant progress. But is the data we’re generating too much to handle?
10 min read
Looking Back, Moving Forward: With Deirdre Cabooter
March 7, 2025
Deirdre Cabooter discusses the current and future trends affecting analytical science; addressing topics such as AI, personalized medicine and the resurgence of green chemistry
9 min read
