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

Phenomenex expert Sean Oritz explains analytical challenges in GLP-1 therapeutics, highlighting peptide separations, chromatography selectivity, robustness, and the growing role of LC-MS and SEC workflows.

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. M. Farooq Wahab explains why chromatographic peak shape matters, what causes tailing and fronting, how to troubleshoot LC systems, and why denoising and computation matter.

Interview with Ainslie Chen on using LC-HRMS and C4 reversed-phase chromatography for precise hemoglobin variant detection and future clinical proteomics applications.

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.

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.

Interview with Dr. Eamonn Clark on WRRC water research, fuel-spill impacts, PFAS workflows, and how DIY tools like a homebuilt nitrogen evaporator can expand low-resource labs.

Jim Averso explains why syringe filtration is critical for chromatography, how to choose membranes and pore sizes, avoid common mistakes, cut backpressure, and streamline sample prep with prefiltration.

How can high-resolution mass spectrometry reveal hidden organometallic intermediates? Learn how HRMS enabled mechanistic insights into palladium catalysis and off-cycle species formation.