Pixel-based GC×GC-TOFMS preprocessing enables rapid chemometric comparison of Brazilian pre-salt oils, revealing subtle light-hydrocarbon patterns and distinguishing Barra Velha from Itapema.

Peter’s lab combines GC×GC innovation, real forensic workflows, and strong industry partnerships to train students and advance research from fingerprint aging to complex chemical mixture analysis.

Automated methanol extraction enables fast, consistent sampling of sand, clay, and soil. This article shows clear chromatogram differences and highlights benefits for efficient sample handling.

Aroma analysis of six CBD hemp cultivars revealed 52 odor-active compounds, many new to hemp. Key terpenes and potent sulfur odorants drive distinct scent profiles across varieties.

In this interview, Taylor Bias shares how she studies the protein MitoNEET using GC-MS and HPLC, uncovering its enzymatic roles and links to diabetes, Parkinson’s disease, and cancer.

IOCB Prague scientists have developed light-driven molecular motors that remain fully functional even when anchored to metal surfaces, marking a major step toward controllable nanoscale machines.

Learn how Organomation evaporators help labs save up to 8 hours weekly by accelerating solvent evaporation for hexane, chloroform, acetonitrile, and methanol—boosting research speed and efficiency.

Molecular sensory analysis confirmed that wood smoke during cocoa drying causes smoky off-flavors. Major odorants were found in both nibs and husks, showing limited removal during processing.

Dr. Haleigh Boswell of Chevron shares her journey and insights on GC×GC, renewable fuels, and analytical innovation in the energy sector in the Concentrating on Chromatography podcast.

IOCB Prague scientists led by Dr. Petr Cígler developed a method to create quantum nanodiamonds within minutes—over 1,000× faster than before, paving the way for affordable large-scale nanosensor production.