Prof. David Hanigan explains why PFAS removal isn’t enough, how online FTIR reveals gas-phase products, and where EPA 1633 vs. 533/537 and OTM-45/50 fit in real-world PFAS analysis.

Award-winning chromatographer Caitlyn explains why GC and LC are complementary, how GC×GC unlocks complex aromas, and what her team learned about coffee’s potato taste defect—plus where AI fits next.

Explore why the Multidimensional Chromatography Workshop (MDCW) is the leading global event in chromatography—free to attend, highly collaborative, and packed with expert insights and open-access content.

In this Christmas atmosphere, the CEO of Watrex Praha, Marek Minárik, gave us an interview, and together we looked back on the year 2024, which was full of new projects and unexpected challenges.

It is no exaggeration to say that all of us, including new-born, have these substances in our bodies. PFAS, known as forever chemicals, have many uses and are a part of every household.

George Whitesides became a giant of chemistry by keeping it simple. In a conversation with the Gazette, Whitesides looked back on his life and career. The interview has been edited for clarity and length.

In the interview, he explains the origins of his interest in climate change and how such a topic is communicated to the public.

Alexandr Malijevský, now a full professor, joined UCT Prague in 2000 as a doctoral student. He completed his Master's degree at the Charles University Faculty of Mathematics and Physics.

This year, Karel Šmejkal received the MU Rector’s Award for long-term excellence in research in the field of natural sciences and medicine.

Before sharing his research with the audience in Mendel Refectory, Nobel Prize winner Randy Schekman gave us an interview on the topic of science communication.