A New Frontier: NanoLC–NanoESI–MS in Astrobiology
Mike Callahan, an analytical chemist at NASA's Goddard Space Flight Center (Maryland, USA), led a team to develop a new nano LC–nano ESI–MS method to detect life's building blocks in "spacedust". Callahan spoke to The Column about the inspiration behind the project, the challenges of analyzing extraterrestrial material in the laboratory, and future directions.
Mike Callahan, an analytical chemist at NASA's Goddard Space Flight Center (Maryland, USA), led a team to develop a new nano LC–nano ESI–MS method to detect life’s building blocks in "spacedust". Callahan spoke to The Column about the inspiration behind the project, the challenges of analyzing extraterrestrial material in the laboratory, and future directions.
Articles in this issue
LC–MS–Based Methods for Identifying Drugs of Abuse in Oral Fluids for Forensic Toxicology Applications
A New Frontier: NanoLC–NanoESI–MS in Astrobiology
Novel Passive Sampling Using Silicone Wristbands
A Look to the Future
Growing Fruit — and Economies
Fluoride Analysis of Ice Cores Using Fast Ion Chromatography
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