Automated mass spectrometry using dried matrix spots, surface energy traps and LMJSSP enables greener workflows, reduced sample prep and direct surface analysis with improved reproducibility.

Discover how regulated drinking water laboratories use GC-MS and LC-MS, rigorous QC protocols, and PFAS-focused workflows to ensure reliable analytical results and protect public health.

I waited two years for a start-up grant and wrote ten project versions. Anna Vanluchene explains the Illuminating Flow concept, photocatalysis in flow reactors, and building an independent research team.

Interview on spatial proteomics and AI-driven ovarian cancer research, highlighting deep visual proteomics, high-throughput MS workflows, and new insights into molecular targets and clinical translation.

This interview explores how high school students learn separation science through filtration, gravimetric analysis, and chromatography, building the foundations for future chemistry studies.

Dr. Rachael Guenter traces her path into neuroendocrine tumor research and explains how clinician partnerships and mass spectrometry accelerate translational discoveries—plus why “think zebras” matters.

Dr. Bob Pirok receives the 2026 Emerging Leader in Chromatography Award for advances in LC×LC, automated method development and chemometrics at the Van ’t Hoff Institute.

This podcast explores how chromatography (FPLC/SEC) and mass spectrometry support malaria drug discovery, from protein purification and QC to interaction studies and complex sample preparation.

Two outstanding early-career researchers at UCT Prague, Filipa Oliveira and Stella Gonsales, received prestigious GAČR JUNIOR STAR grants for innovative research in materials science and sustainable chemistry.

Dwight Stoll explains why chromatography needs big, high-quality retention datasets for AI—how short columns boost throughput, why ratios matter, and why “drifty” phases threaten prediction models.