Triple-quadrupole mass spectrometry pulls more information from samples and simplifies the workflow.

The map contains almost 100,000 samples of unique dyes and fabrics

David S. Hage, PhD, is the James Hewett University Professor of Chemistry at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln.

Analysts are always looking for a handheld, push-button replacement for complicated laboratory processes

Uncovered in 2015 during the reconstruction of an old brewery, the three lager beers apparently were produced during the World War I era and stored in a large cold cellar at the brewery where they remained to gather dust

In a new paper published in Science, IBM Research presents the results of the crowdsourced DREAM competition that show it is possible to accurately predict and reverse-engineer perceptual attribute values for individual molecules

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Lab has developed a unique instrument to perform automated, fast chemical analysis

From a safety standpoint, the current methods for transferring reagents risk spills, waste, contamination of the bottle contents, or in the case of glass ampoules, pose a risk from broken glass and sharp edges.

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

Xiaohu Xia Wins CAREER Award for work involving color-coded testing of diseases 

The future of chemistry and biology is barely visible to the eye: it's hundreds and thousands of microdroplets, whizzing through thin tubules of microfluidic devices