The Column-09-19-2013

The Column

Practical Chemometrics for Profiling Contaminants

September 19, 2013

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Jan Christensen from the University of Copenhagen, Denmark, and LCGC Europe Editorial Advisory Board member, spoke to The Column about his research in chemometrics and its practical applications in oil spill analysis.

HILIC: A Powerful Separation Mode for a Broad Range of Applications

September 19, 2013

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The rising interest in HILIC can be demonstrated by the growing number of publications and applications over the last 10 years. Applications range from food and nutrition, to cosmetics, pharmaceuticals, and bioanalysis.

GC–MS Authentication Method Developed for World's Most Expensive Coffee Beans

September 19, 2013

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Analytical chemists from Indonesia have developed a metabolomics-based method to determine the authenticity of the world?s most expensive coffee, Asian palm civet coffee (Indonesian Kopi Luwak).1 Currently, there is no reliable, standard method for determining authenticity, making it an ideal target for fraud.