You fill a glass from the tap, hold it up to the light, and it looks clear. No smell, no color, no obvious sign of anything ...

Is melting the same as dissolving? Nope! This melting vs. dissolving experiment teaches kids the difference using candy.

Cells are like metropolises, home to millions of molecular residents. If one were to stand atop a high-rise, trying to ...

DNA temporal barcodes encode information through chromatographic readout and reveal encrypted messages only after a molecular ...

Frances Arnold on directed enzyme evolution: random mutation plus smart screening, and why it changed enzyme engineering and ...

A study published in European Heart Journal looks at microplastics and nanoplastics in the coronary circulation after a heart attack and air pollution exposure. Prof Alun Hughes, Professor of ...

Postmortem human brain tissue contains microplastic and nanoplastic concentrations several times higher than matched liver or ...

NASA’s Curiosity rover has identified 21 carbon-containing molecules in a sample drilled from 3.5-billion-year-old rock on Mars, and seven of those molecules have never been detected on the planet ...

ONE of the difficulties encountered in investigating the metabolism and distribution of catecholamines has been the inadequate separation and isolation of these substances from tissue extracts 1.

In this episode, Neil Lander sits down with renowned analytical chemist Bob McDowall to explore the complexities of chromatographic peak integration. With over 50 years of experience, Bob shares ...

THE need to scan chromatographically the composition of natural oils and bacteriostatic extracts from rocks under precisely similar solvent-extraction conditions has led to the use of filter papers ...

This episode of Chromatography Life takes a closer look at the evolving landscape of synthetic peptide drugs - one of the most compelling frontiers in biopharmaceutical analysis. Joining us is Matt ...