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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

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

New technique reveals direct experimental evidence of strong coupling between electron motion and deformations in atomic arrangements that affect the flow of current

Berkeley Lab method could help scientists learn new ways to boost photovoltaic efficiency

Janelia scientists have developed the first adaptive light-sheet microscope—an instrument that continuously analyzes and adapts to dynamic changes in a specimen and thereby improves spatial resolution

Latest spectrometer design is more sensitive to chemical fragments and can distinguish between isomers with more than one carbon atom

A new application brief demonstrates the capabilities of the SPECTROBLUE ICP-OES spectrometer with twin interface plasma observation

In recent years HPLC/MS/MS and UPLC have become the sensitive and specific techniques of choice for the detection of algal toxins in water