The Column-11-19-2010

Waters has launched a programme to support scientific innovation in the fields of health and life science research, food safety and environmental protection.

The mechanism that allows sea snails to inject their victims with paralysing venom has been uncovered by proteomic analysis of the creature?s highly specialized biology.

Researchers at NASA?s Marshall Space Flight Centre in Huntsville, Alabama, USA, are using their Solar Thermal Test Facility to expose a unique mass spectrometer to the extreme conditions that it will face on a mission to Mercury.

MIT has integrated the Agilent 2100 Bioanalyser into its biological engineering department?s undergraduate laboratory course.

Janet Kelsey spoke with Professor Bruno Domon, director of the new Luxembourg Clinical Proteomics Centre about the main purpose of his research group.

Incognito concludes with a discussion on attempts to improve the selectivity of GC separations.

The last few years have been particularly eventful for instrument companies as the prior prospects were hampered by the global recession, which affected some of the analytical and life science instrument sectors more than the others.

The advantages of HPLC-Chip-MS workflow over conventional methods of N-glycan analysis