Researchers have shown that replacing conventional power supplies with TENG devices for charging the molecules being analyzed can boost the sensitivity of mass spectrometers to unprecedented levels

The improved method for determining the position of objects captured by imaging systems is the result of new research by scientists at the University of Chicago

Some of the challenges associated with fast, real-time testing, comprehensive analysis of samples, and post-processing of the data do exist but continue to be addressed with improvements in the technology.

The distribution of chemical substances on samples with non-flat surfaces can now be visualized

Berkeley Lab researchers help to map iron-platinum particle in unprecedented detail

Novel method vastly outperforms conventional ones

Join Lab Manager’s panel of industry experts to discuss the latest in mass spectrometry applications and examine the next generation of technologies

Low-cost spectroscopy technique could allow detection of microscopic amounts of chemicals for applications in security, law enforcement, and research

Researchers have achieved a breakthrough in two-dimensional stacking of antiaromatic materials

Powerful microscopes help researchers understand innovative material structures at the atomic scale

Dr. Jonathan Karty has been manager of the Mass Spectrometry Facility at Indiana University (IU) since June 2004, having worked at the facility since graduating from IU.

Agencies and consumers demand more vigilance...and that takes new technology