Special Series GC×GC Detective Stories E-book
November 6, 2026
Meet the scientists using comprehensive two-dimensional gas chromatography to uncover hidden compounds, follow chemical clues, and solve analytical mysteries
1 min read
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November 6, 2026
Meet the scientists using comprehensive two-dimensional gas chromatography to uncover hidden compounds, follow chemical clues, and solve analytical mysteries
1 min read
November 5, 2026
Bob Pirok sees real promise in automated method development and explains why scientific judgment remains essential
8 min read
November 4, 2026
Chiara Cordero explores the analytical tools – and cultural shifts – needed to modernize food quality assessment
8 min read
November 3, 2026
Members of The Analytical Scientist’s 2026 Top 40 Under 40 consider whether funding, training, visibility, collaboration, and access can keep pace with the field’s growing ambitions
7 min read
November 2, 2026
Flavio Antonio Franchina considers the growing distance between generating analytical data and understanding what those data actually mean
3 min read
October 30, 2026
Michael Rychlik reflects on the analytical limits that have guided his career – and why vitamin complexity and bioavailability still leave plenty to investigate
2 min read
October 29, 2026
Laura Carbonell Rozas makes the case for treating sustainability as a core measure of analytical performance, from method development to routine laboratory use
3 min read
By Pierre-Hugues Stefanuto
October 28, 2026
Pierre-Hugues Stefanuto on the achievements, bottlenecks and open questions in modern GC×GC
5 min read
October 27, 2026
With RAFA 2026 around the corner, Michele Suman discusses how to turn laboratory methods into practical tools for food safety and authenticity
3 min read
By James Strachan
October 26, 2026
Jean-François Focant explores how GC×GC could help piece together a more detailed picture of patient health – and what it will take to bring those insights into hospitals
8 min read
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