This study uses in situ Py-GC/MS with complementary analyses to track stage-specific volatile evolution and reaction pathways during lignin slow pyrolysis.

Interview with Dr. Eamonn Clark on WRRC water research, fuel-spill impacts, PFAS workflows, and how DIY tools like a homebuilt nitrogen evaporator can expand low-resource labs.

Researchers at IOCB Prague have developed new fluorogenic labels that deliver high-contrast fluorescence microscopy, enabling precise visualization of cellular processes without background noise.

Scientists from CATRIN helped develop a new plasmonic photocatalyst that uses solar energy to efficiently convert biomass into key bioplastic precursors, marking a major step toward sustainable chemistry.

Structure-guided libraries and machine learning enable faster discovery of active nucleic acid sequences beyond random mutagenesis.

This study uses GC×GC–qMS to characterize volatile organic compounds in commercial poi, revealing clear differences between fresh and aged products and distinct brand-specific profiles.

Jim Averso explains why syringe filtration is critical for chromatography, how to choose membranes and pore sizes, avoid common mistakes, cut backpressure, and streamline sample prep with prefiltration.

This study combines metabolomics, structural analysis, and public omics data to uncover the extensive diversity and global distribution of kurstakin lipopeptides linked to Bacillus biocontrol activity.

This review examines GC×GC applications in forensic science and evaluates their analytical performance and legal readiness for routine implementation using a technology readiness framework.

Why doesn’t banana candy taste like real bananas? A researcher explains how Headspace GC-MS and the NIST library revealed key VOCs in Cavendish and Gros Michel bananas—and what instrument downtime taught them.