Musings from The Power List: Emanuela Gionfriddo
September 24, 2026
Emanuela Gionfriddo discusses miniaturized analytical platforms, the importance of scientific expertise, and the experiences that shaped her approach to research
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Musings from The Power List: Bob Pirok
September 23, 2026
Bob Pirok discusses autonomous laboratories, the limits of AI, and why analytical scientists must learn to define better questions
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The Top 40 Under 40 Power List 2026 is Live!
September 21, 2026
Meet the rising stars set to shape the future of analytical science
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GCxGC Detective Stories: The Case of the Disappearing Diesel
By Christopher M. Reddy
September 16, 2026
How GC×GC helped to reopen the “Silent Fall” oil-spill investigation and reveal what happened to diesel buried beneath Cape Cod’s salt marsh
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Mass Spec Roundup: Fragment Ions and Fossil Fragments
September 16, 2026
This week’s stories span AI-assisted metabolite annotation, spatial drug-target engagement, Denisovan proteomics, and machine-learning elemental detection.
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Spectroscopy Roundup: Sorting, Screening, and Sensing
September 15, 2026
Spectroscopy sorts cells, distinguishes fruit-surface contaminants, guides recyclable packaging design, and screens toys for potentially toxic elements.
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A Finer Approach to Native MS
September 14, 2026
Emily Byrd discusses the cross-platform potential of nanopipette emitters for analyzing proteins directly in challenging biochemical buffers
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Precision Medicine Starts with the Sample
By James Strachan
September 9, 2026
Why sample integrity, robust workflows, and operational rigor are as important as analytical innovation in translating complex biological data into better patient care
7 min read
Mass Spec Roundup: Profiling Proteins in Individual Bacteria
September 9, 2026
New approaches push proteomics to single bacteria, infer residue-level HX energetics, streamline glycopeptide prep, and extend LC–IRMS to halogenated pollutants
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Misfolded in Plain Sight
September 8, 2026
Ubiquitin mass spectrometry and molecular simulations suggest near-native misfolded proteins can evade cellular quality control
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