Standardizing veterinary drug screening in food is tough. This AOAC-Official LC-MS/MS method package supports ~150 compounds and includes dedicated streams for challenging classes (beta-lactams, aminoglycosides, tetracyclines). Download the technical note: https://ow.ly/8BZm50XCLKa #Sponsored

🌊 LIBS under pressure (literally): how do you run laser spectroscopy at 4,000 m depth? Rieck explains how his group has overcome the physical challenges of underwater plasma formation & how LIBS could become a cornerstone of future ocean intelligence systems. https://ow.ly/s05s50XGnec #Spectroscopy

Can mass spec help CAR T break through solid tumors? 🔬 Joey Sheff explains how proteomics supports target discovery, epitope mapping, CAR characterization, and cell-state readouts linked to efficacy/exhaustion, plus why AI/ML + in-process analytics are next. https://ow.ly/FUCg50XBiiB #MassSpec

ipidomics is surging, but clinical adoption still hinges on one thing: robust quantitation. 🔬 Michal Holčapek explains why LC+HRMS synergy matters, how inter-lab harmonization/ring trials can fix variability, and where lipid biomarkers are headed. 🔗 https://ow.ly/4Yxy50XBnyC #Lipidomics #MassSpec

🧫🔬 A new AFM platform from ORNL maps biofilms across millimeter-scale surfaces while keeping nanoscale detail. Automation + machine learning = insights you’d never see with standard AFM. We spoke with Liam Collins about the tech and what’s next. Full story: https://ow.ly/jorV50XtnQr #Microscopy

🧬⚗️ What happens when you revive a forgotten #chromatography technique? Fabrice Gritti shares how deep dives into DNA physics helped bring slalom chromatography back to life, and why it could change how we separate large DNA and RNA in cell and gene therapy workflows. 🔗 https://ow.ly/4aEW50XvG5r

2026 marks 60 years of Field Flow Fractionation — a technique that bridges biology, medicine, and materials science. Alina Astefanei explores how FFF is revealing the hidden complexity of modern samples. 🔗 https://ow.ly/gCM350Xj6Ts #FFF #AF4 #Science #Research

🪐 New research suggests some organics in Enceladus’s plumes may form through Saturn’s radiation, not the subsurface ocean. We spoke with Grace Richards to find out about what this means for finding biosignatures. Full story: https://ow.ly/Ikff50XtniQ #Enceladus #Astrobiology #SpaceScience

Honoring Prof. James D. Winefordner — a foundational figure in spectrochemistry, a mentor to many, and a pillar of our scientific community. Gary Hieftje reflects on his extraordinary legacy. 🔗 https://ow.ly/RvkW50XxuhB #AnalyticalScience #Spectrochemistry #InMemoriam #ScientificLegacy

A new MX-Raman platform could identify bacteria and suggest effective antibiotics in minutes, with no culturing required. Researchers say it could transform how we detect and respond to antimicrobial resistance. Full story: https://ow.ly/cW1A50XtmV2 #AMR #Diagnostics #RamanSpectroscopy

Start-ups live or die by their data. 📊 Alexander Böser explains why analytical science is the backbone of innovation — and why chemistry and materials start-ups can’t scale without it. Read: https://ow.ly/mQ8i50XgKeV #Innovation #ScienceNews #Startups

🚀 In our latest Coming of Age of IMS feature, Daniel DeBord (MOBILion Systems) and Nikolai Slavov (Northeastern University) share what’s happening at the cutting edge, and what it will take for ion mobility to become a true analytical mainstay. 🔗 Read more: https://ow.ly/Sre850XoqrU #MassSpec

🚀 Innovation in analytical science is accelerating—and the winners of the 2025 Innovation Awards are leading the charge. From revolutionary MS systems to game-changing separation technologies, discover the tools shaping the future of labs and discovery! https://ow.ly/qjeO50Xtmne #AnalyticalScience

AI can boost chromatography efficiency, from peak detection to method development. But hype risks a third AI winter. “We need transparent models, validated tools, and community standards for benchmarking.” — Bob Pirok Read the interview 👉 https://ow.ly/u6N150XqWi6 #Chromatography

A new optical sieve lets researchers see nanoplastics using a simple microscope. 🧫 Developed at the University of Stuttgart, the test strip traps particles by size and changes color — no complex lab gear needed. Read more: https://ow.ly/I6uw50XgKIy #ScienceNews #EnvironmentalTech #Nanoplastics

🎉 The Analytical Scientist Innovation Awards 2025 are here! We’re celebrating the breakthroughs shaping the future of analytical science — from instruments to ideas that are changing the game. Read more at our website 👉 https://ow.ly/2TgH50XooEp #InnovationAwards #AnalyticalScience

A paper-based sensor that “sniffs” toxic gases for under 20¢ per chip. 🧪 It detects 12 chemical threats in seconds using color changes and image analysis. Read how this low-cost innovation could transform field detection: https://ow.ly/6r1P50XgJAm #ToxicGasDetection #InnovativeTech

⚗️ In analytical science, not every innovation needs to be revolutionary to make an impact. Frantisek Svec explores why Bo Zhang’s new monodisperse microsphere technology may not reinvent chromatography, but could transform how it’s scaled and produced. https://ow.ly/WyvS50XmiNu

⚡ The Coming of Age of IMS Once niche, ion mobility spectrometry is now a key tool for tackling molecular complexity. Erin Baker (UNC Chapel Hill) discusses how IMS complements MS and what challenges remain. 🔗 https://ow.ly/qtcc50Xj8Wh #AnalyticalChemistry #IonMobility #MassSpec

🌌 What if we could measure life? In The Analytical Scientist, Leroy Cronin, Regius Professor of Chemistry at the University of Glasgow, introduces Assembly Theory — a physics-based way to detect life by its molecular complexity. 🔗 https://ow.ly/jWyo50XckNz #Astrobiology #Chemistry

🌍 Hidden PFAS are everywhere — in water, food, even blood. Craig Butt of SCIEX explains how SWATH DIA mass spectrometry is uncovering previously undetected PFAS and redefining how we assess exposure. 🔗 https://ow.ly/bJEE50Xb6Tt #PFAS #MassSpec #EnvironmentalScience

A diamond sensor built for nuclear waste detection could soon help surgeons find cancer. 💎 The tiny probe detects magnetic tracer fluid to locate metastasized cells during keyhole surgery. Read today: https://ow.ly/IZiJ50XgJMo #MedTech #CancerResearch

🧪 Discover the innovations changing the lab landscape. The Product Book highlights the latest tools, instruments, and technologies pushing analytical science forward. Ready to see what’s next? 📖 Check it out here: https://ow.ly/pOg650X63E5 #ScienceInnovation #LabTech

🧠 Johns Hopkins scientists have created multi-region brain organoids that mimic whole-brain networks — modeling how different regions communicate & react to therapies. A breakthrough for #neuroscience & #drugdiscovery. 🔗 https://ow.ly/lt4v50X8Yyx#neuroscience#drugdiscovery#Organoids #BrainResearch

⚛️ “You can’t plan discoveries – but you can plan work that’s likely to lead to discoveries.” In this article, Scott A. McLuckey shares his lifelong passion for curiosity-driven science and the thrill of turning over stones in mass spectrometry. 🔗 https://ow.ly/Yr6K50XbMFB #MassSpec

💧 “We often don’t know what’s really in our waters.” Juliane Hollender (Eawag & ETH Zürich) discusses her mission to uncover hidden pollutants using high-resolution mass spectrometry — and how data & collaboration can safeguard the environment. 🔗 https://ow.ly/ZKBX50Xb5s1 #EnvironmentalChemistry

The “dark metabolome” has sparked debate in metabolomics. 🌌 Oliver Jones (RMIT) traces its past, present, and future – and why careful scrutiny matters. 👉 Read more in our ongoing series: https://ow.ly/vC0I50X2b5O #Metabolomics #DarkMetabolome

Megadaltons. Gigadaltons. Even teradaltons. Mass spectrometry is entering uncharted territory — and David Clemmer explains why this changes everything. 🔗 Read more: https://ow.ly/tFtL50WUoNk #MassSpectrometry #AnalyticalScience

IVF success rates remain stubbornly low. A new study explores whether metabolic profiling with micro-MRS could be the missing link in selecting healthier embryos—without invasive biopsies. Read more 👉 https://ow.ly/8P6P50WZr4r #IVF #EmbryoSelection #Metabolomics

New from Whitehead Institute & MIT: PEtracer writes permanent genetic “marks” into cells, creating a record of their ancestry. The tool reveals how cells evolve in development and disease — with early studies mapping tumor growth in mice. Read more 👉 https://ow.ly/qOZr50WZrGN #Genomics

From taking apart clocks as a child to shaping the future of #MassSpectrometry 🔬⏱ David H. Russell shares how he’s building tools to tackle biology’s toughest problems — and why discovery-driven science is the key to progress. 👉 https://ow.ly/8U5k50X65LG#MassSpectrometry#Proteomics

In this interview, Agilent’s Christian Haas reveals how automation + AI are turning analytical instruments into collaborators that refine LC methods + data quality. 🔗 [https://ow.ly/TVuO50WWCyy #AnalyticalScience #HPLC #LabAutomation

🧠 Johns Hopkins scientists have created multi-region brain organoids that mimic whole-brain networks — modeling how different regions communicate & react to therapies. A breakthrough for #neuroscience & #drugdiscovery. 🔗 conexiant.com/articles/nex... #Organoids #BrainResearch

🌍 How can analytical science drive the energy transition? The first Transition Analytics for Decarbonization (TAD) conference kicks off in Paris 🇫🇷 (Oct 1–3), bringing experts together on CO₂ capture, hydrogen, solar, plastics, batteries & more. Read more: theanalyticalscientist.com/issues/2025/...

“Drowning in features; thirsty for answers.” At #ASMS2025, Susan Richardson spotlighted the toughest challenge in MS: identifying unknowns. 🔹 Microplastics & wildfire impacts on water 🔹 Periodic Table of Food Initiative 🔹 Can AI finally close the gap? Read more 👉 ow.ly/lOKg50WNvm7 #MassSpec #Omics

🚨 Nominations close soon! 🚨 The Analytical Scientist Innovation Awards 2025 are looking for the tech, tools & software redefining analytical science. 🧪 Eligible releases: Oct 18, 2024 – Sep 22, 2025 📅 Deadline: Sept 22, 2025 Submit your pick ➡️ theanalyticalscientist.com/issues/2025/...

💡 Thinking about adopting a LIMS? When to invest, how to choose, and what to avoid — we asked 3 experts: 🔹 Richard Danielson 🔹 Dan DeHoney 🔹 Denise Bell Their roundtable insights cover compliance, AI, automation & more. 🔗 Read here: www.theanalyticalsci... #LIMS

🚨 Breakthrough: Magnetic spin waves (magnons) mapped at the nanoscale with electron microscopy for the first time. This milestone opens new doors for energy-efficient spintronic devices. 🔗 www.theanalyticalsci... #Magnonics

Does in-source fragmentation (ISF) distort metabolomics data — or can soft ionization reveal what we’ve been missing? Plasmion’s Jan-Christoph Wolf argues SICRIT can bring parts of the “dark metabolome” into view. 🔗 Read more: ow.ly/JJBx50WQcyZ #Metabolomics #MassSpec

A new chromatographic material claims performance beyond the state-of-the-art. But can it deliver—and why? Bo Zhang invites the field to weigh in on whether this marks the next leap in separation science—or raises fresh questions. Join the conversation: www.theanalyticalsci... #Chromatography

How do we fix the chromatography talent pipeline? At #HPLC2025, experts shared 10 ideas — from Spring Schools to rebranding chemistry itself. 👀 Could “molecular measurement science” attract new minds? 🧪 Read the roundup: ow.ly/lz3050WpKZU #AnalyticalScience

🚀 At #ASMS2025, Boone Prentice saw more than cutting-edge science — he saw community, collaboration & optimism. Highlights: 🔹 Multimodal + multiomics approaches 🔹 Advances in isomer resolution 🔹 A spirit of resilience amid challenges Read his take 👉 theanalyticalscientist.com/issues/2025/...

🌟 Special Edition: Mass Spectrometry 2025 From new ion sources to powerful computational tools, mass spec is pushing boundaries and reshaping science. 🔬 Trends + challenges 🧠 Insights from Clemmer, Prentice & Richardson 📈 2025’s standout research 👉 Read now: ow.ly/o8r450WMCNR #MassSpectrometry

🚀 The Analytical Scientist Power List 2025 is LIVE Meet the 30 thinkers shaping the future of analytical science. Instead of nominations, we asked scientists to answer one of three pivotal questions for the field. Our expert panel chose the 30 most compelling answers 🔗 ow.ly/ASlw50WA1uX

Single-cell science is moving beyond transcriptomics. From multi-omics to spatial profiling, the next era is redefining how we decode biology and disease. Read the expert insights: www.theanalyticalscientist.com/issues/2025/... #SingleCellAnalysis #Omics #Innovatio

“We’re entering the age of consumer photonics.” #Spectroscopy is stepping out of the lab and into the real world. 🍎 Food quality 🩺 Non-invasive diagnostics 🌍 Environmental sensing Discover what’s driving this shift in expert Q&A with Boris Mizaikoff. theanalyticalscientist.com/issues/2025/...

Tivadar Farkas wins the 2025 Uwe D. Neue award for a career driving innovation in chromatography. From Kinetex to Lux, his impact on HPLC and GC is unmatched. Read his thoughts on R&D, trade secrets and pushing boundaries: www.theanalyticalscientist.com/issues/2025/... #Chromatography #HPLC

“AI holds transformative potential in chromatography,” says Martina Catani. Smarter method development. Greener separations. Miniaturized, in-field HPLC? The future looks bright. 🔬 Full story → theanalyticalscientist.com/issues/2025/... #HPLC #Chromatography #Biopharma

🎉 Who's at ASMS 2025 this week?! We’re distributing free copies of: 📘 The 2025 Mass Spectrometry Supplement 🗞️ Our 2025 Issue ✨ Not attending? No problem, they are available to download now: 📘 Mass Spec Supplement: lnkd.in/evBEJVJQ 🗞️ Our latest issue: ow.ly/Cc8J50W1vf0 #ASMS #MassSpec

🚨 Think HPLC has peaked? Think again. Gert Desmet says the next particle tech revolution is just over the horizon. AI-powered instruments, smarter gradients, & radical redesigns may be next. Read the full interview 👉 theanalyticalscientist.com/issues/2025/... #HPLC #Chromatography #LabTech