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The 20th International Symposium on Electro- and Liquid-Phase Separation Techniques (ITP2013) was held for the first time in Spain (Puerto de la Cruz, Tenerife, Canary Islands) on 6?9 October 2013.
Lost In The Woods?
Incognito believes that taking some time to step back and look at the broader picture could make your laboratory perform more efficiently and effectively.
A group of scientists in Taiwan1 has identified micro-particles within human urine that could be used for the non?invasive diagnosis of bladder cancer.
Two novel peptides have been identified within the crude extract of Asian scorpion Buthus martensi Karsch venom using two-dimensional high perfomance liquid chromatography (2D-HPLC) and tandem mass spectrometry (MS?MS).
A group of investigators in the USA2 recently published a study indicating that environmental changes have a greater impact than genetic modifications on the metabolome of crop plants.
Scientists from Kingston University1, (London, UK) have developed and optimized an assay for the simultaneous detection of eight forms of vitamin D.
The International Symposium on High Performance Liquid Phase Separations and Related Techniques - HPLC2013 Amsterdam - will take place at the Amsterdam RAI Conference Centre, Amsterdam from 16?20 June 2013.
In recent years the advent of ultra high performance liquid chromatography (UHPLC) has broadened the scope of laboratory applications, making it possible to attain extremely low detection limits.
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AB Sciex (Massachusetts, USA), Phenomenex (California, USA) and Peak Scientific (Massachusetts, USA) have announced the launch of a mobile laboratory tour across Europe.
Karyn M. Usher of West Chester University of Pennsylvania interviews Phyllis R. Brown, professor emerita of the University of Rhode Island, about her distinguished career in chromatography.
PerkinElmer (Massachusetts, USA) has announced the acquisition of Haoyuan Biotech (Shanghai, China), an infectious disease diagnostics company, for the reported amount of $38 million.
Shimadzu - Fast LC-MS/MS Screening Method for Antipsychotics
The ROXY product line of Antec is a perfect fit for on-line Electrochemistry/MS and brings Electrochemistry (EC) to the fingertips of every mass spectrometrist
Absolute Molecular Weight Detector
Thermo - Analysis of Glycopeptides Using Porous Graphite Chromatography and LTQ Orbitrap XL ETD Hybrid MS
The University of Leicester (Leicester, UK) has announced the launch of a new forensic science institute to be named after Professor Sir Alec Jeffreys, the world famous geneticist.
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A preview of HPLC 2013.
Microsaic Systems (Woking, UK) has announced the appointment of Colin Jump as chief executive officer.
Wide pH variations or high temperatures are tough conditions for a silica based HPLC column. Kromasil Eternity, with its organic/inorganic interfacial gradient on the matrix, can longer withstand such conditions.
Three new triple quadrupole mass spectrometers LCMS-8040, LCMS-8080 and GCMS-TQ8030 complete Shimadzu’s UFMS series consisting of seven powerful systems. The UFMS product family provides higher sensitivity, greater excellence in data quality, increased analytical throughput and a wider range of applications.
The Helium Crisis
A group of scientists in Austria 1 have developed and characterised a method for the detection of S. pneumoniae and H. influenzae in the upper respiratory tract by analysing breath samples of patients.
Fingerprint analysis has been a standard method for forensic analysis and is used to identify suspects at the scene of a crime. Recent advances in next-generation DNA sequencing technology have revolutionized the criminal justice system and has downgraded the importance of fingerprint analysis. However, the positioning of DNA material can be circumstantial in some cases and this is where recent advances in analytical chemistry instrumentation can enhance the power of fingerprint analysis.