Decoding Diets Through Wastewater
August 6, 2026
FoodSeq-FLOW uses dietary DNA in municipal wastewater to reveal seasonal, socioeconomic, and geographic patterns in community food consumption
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Mass Spec Roundup: DNA, DART, and Damage Repair
August 5, 2026
New studies broaden plasma proteomics, quantify intact DNA through phosphorus, clean up preparation-free DART analysis, and map the protein machinery of muscle repair.
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A Molecular Map of Fabry Disease
August 4, 2026
Combined Raman microscopy and AP-MALDI-MSI reveal localized Gb3 accumulation overlooked by bulk measurements and conventional staining
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Spectroscopy Roundup: From Attoseconds to Aging Collections
August 4, 2026
Across proteins, frameworks, noble gases, living cells, and museum specimens, spectroscopy reveals processes unfolding from attoseconds to decades.
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Mass Spec Roundup: From Intact Cells to Antarctic Soil
July 29, 2026
Mass spectrometry maps biological interactions and environmental signatures across infected cells, global ecosystems, Antarctic soils, and bacterial collections.
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Breaking Water's Bonds
July 28, 2026
Infrared spectroscopy and molecular dynamics reveal how weakly hydrated ions disrupt hydrogen-bond networks and accelerate water transport through vermiculite nanochannels
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Skin Deep Survival
July 23, 2026
Peptidomics via LC-MS/MS links early skin immune maturation to recovery from chytrid fungus in common midwife toads
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Mass Spec Roundup: Oocytes, Ligands, Ion Traps, and Corals
By Henry Thomas
July 22, 2026
From single-oocyte glycans to Maui coral stress, new studies show mass spectrometry extending its reach across scale, chemistry, and environment
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Spectroscopy Roundup: Dark States and Real Conditions
July 21, 2026
From real-space excitons and early collagen disorder to programmable single-shot spectroscopy and operando X-rays, this week’s studies push spectroscopy closer to elusive states and realistic conditions
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Is CE-MS Ready for Top-Down Proteomics?
By Henry Thomas
July 21, 2026
Many longstanding barriers to CE-MS implementation are now being overcome, according to a new 12-lab benchmarking study by Kevin Jooß and colleagues
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