Spectroscopy Research Roundup: Krebs Can Form in Interstellar Ice
April 30, 2025
From the origins of life, to biomolecular monitoring, to endometriosis diagnosis – and more spectroscopy stories
6 min read
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April 30, 2025
From the origins of life, to biomolecular monitoring, to endometriosis diagnosis – and more spectroscopy stories
6 min read
March 25, 2025
Microsampling analysis of tooth enamel can reveal animal migration histories – from modern elephants to ancient mammoths
3 min read
March 11, 2025
Spectroscopic analysis reveals how extreme volcanic heat vitrified the brain of a victim in ancient Herculaneum
3 min read
By Henry Thomas
February 18, 2025
Can proteins survive millions of years of fossilization? A new study of Cretaceous dinosaur fossils challenges long-held beliefs about protein degradation
1 min read
January 16, 2025
New genetic and radiocarbon evidence reveal the Octagon tomb in Ephesos housed a boy with developmental disorders – not Cleopatra’s half-sister
3 min read
By Jeff Zonderman
January 15, 2025
Chromatography-free techniques can speed up analysis time from minutes to seconds while also eliminating 95 percent of organic waste (in the right applications), argues Jeffrey Zonderman. Will anyone be doing chromatography in a decade’s time?
7 min read
December 10, 2024
Analyses of fossilized feces, intestinal contents, and vomit reveal how dinosaurs adapted to climate shifts
2 min read
By James Strachan
December 6, 2024
2024’s technological standouts, a new way of pinpointing painkillers, and needles made from bone…
2 min read
By James Strachan
November 29, 2024
TNT detection, one-step assay for genetic testing in spinal muscular atrophy, and recent advances in labeling-based quantitative glycomics
4 min read
By Henry Thomas
November 15, 2024
Corpse flowers, black beach balls (feces and fatburgs?), and more delectable MS stories…
3 min read
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