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Reporting on the people, technology and innovations shaping #AnalyticalScience 🔬 📝Editor: @J_Strachan_Edit #massspec
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Joined October 2012
📢 New webinar from @Agilent!. See how the Vaya handheld Raman spectrometer can cut raw material ID time by 50% ⏱️. 🌍 3 sessions in one day to fit your time zone.👉 Register here: #Pharma #Bioprocessing #Peptides #AnalyticalScience
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🌟 Special Edition: Mass Spectrometry in 2025. From new ion sources to powerful computational tools, mass spec is pushing boundaries and reshaping science. 🔬 Trends + challenges.🧠 Insights from Clemmer, Prentice & Richardson.📈 2025’s standout research. 👉 Read now:
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Single-cell analysis has changed how we study biology. Andy Ewing, Professor at the University of Gothenburg, says the next breakthrough won’t stop at cells — it will zoom in on individual organelles, measured in real time inside living cells. The payoff? Deeper insight into
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Single-cell science is moving beyond transcriptomics. From multi-omics to spatial profiling, the next era is redefining how we decode biology and disease. Read the expert insights: #SingleCellAnalysis #Omics #Innovation
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he pressures of AI disruption, “publish or perish” culture and the replication crisis have left scientific integrity vulnerable. Alongside real cases of misconduct, anonymous online attacks are growing, bypassing due process and damaging careers before facts are clear. Victoria
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In a world of “publish or perish,” AI disruption, and an intensifying replication crisis, science needs ethical scrutiny more than ever. But what happens when anonymous “integrity watchdogs” trade evidence for volume, turning critique into public shaming?. Damià Barceló,
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🔹 What is the point of analytical science?. It sounds simple, but the answers reveal deep insights into the role of our field in driving discovery, innovation, and progress. We asked our Power List 2025 – Leading Voices Edition entrants this question, and the responses were
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“How do we help today’s analytical scientists become tomorrow’s science leaders?”. Our Power List 2025 voices have answers. Here’s a preview of a few of their bold ideas:.🔗 #PowerList2025 #AnalyticalScience #STEMLeadership
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🔍 How can analytical science become the keystone of all good science?. We asked our Power List 2025 – Leading Voices Edition entrants to tackle this question. Their responses are bold, thought-provoking, and inspiring. Here’s a first look at a few answers from the 30 voices
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🚀 The Analytical Scientist Power List 2025 is LIVE. Meet the Leading Voices Edition – 30 thinkers shaping the future of analytical science. Instead of nominations, we asked scientists to answer one of three pivotal questions for the field. Our expert panel chose the 30 most
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⏳ Less than a week to go…. Power List 2025 is almost here! This year’s Leading Voices edition celebrates bold ideas, fresh thinking, and the people pushing analytical science forward. Launching August 5 — stay tuned. #PowerList2025 #TheAnalyticalScientist #AnalyticalScience
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🔬 The single-cell revolution is only getting started! Cells vary chemically in surprising ways 🧠. Mass spec and omics are driving new discoveries. Must-read from Jonathan Sweedler for analytical scientists 🚀. #SingleCellAnalysis #MassSpec #Omics
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What’s next for #LiquidChromatography? 🌍. Top experts weigh in on the future of #HPLC, including sustainability, AI, and training the next generation. 📘 Get the Special Series e-book: #HPLC2025 #STEM #AnalyticalChemistry #Chromatography
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Why do most instrument startups fail? Richard Crocombe shares key tips to build the right team, stay flexible, and avoid common mistakes. A must read for entrepreneurs and scientists!. 👉 #startups #entrepreneurship #innovation.
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Build a team that knows your application space inside out, be prepared to pivot if necessary, and ignore tempting but unscalable detours
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Coming soon: Power List 2025 🔍. This year, it’s all about fresh ideas and fearless thinking. The Leading Voices edition lands August 5. #AnalyticalScience #PowerList2025 #TheAnalyticalScientist
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Tivadar Farkas wins the 2025 Uwe D. Neue award for a career driving innovation in chromatography. From Kinetex to Lux, his impact on HPLC and GC is unmatched. Read his thoughts on R&D, trade secrets and pushing boundaries: #Chromatography #HPLC
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“Curious teams are bold teams—but only if they feel safe.”. @SCIEXnews R&D VP Chris Lock shares how psychological safety drives innovation in the lab. Read his take on building better teams → #Leadership #RAndD
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“We’re not just technicians. We’re innovators and problem-solvers.”. Analytical chemist Ying Ge is leading a new era in translational science. Her story spans MS, medicine, and impact. 📖 Read the full interview: #MassSpec #WomenInScience
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“AI holds transformative potential in chromatography,” says Martina Catani. Smarter method development. Greener separations. Miniaturized, in-field HPLC? The future looks bright. 🔬 Full story → #HPLC #Chromatography #Biopharma
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“We’re entering the age of consumer photonics.”.#Spectroscopy is stepping out of the lab and into the real world. 🍎 Food quality 🩺 Non-invasive diagnostics 🌍 Environmental sensing. Discover what’s driving this shift in expert Q&A with Boris Mizaikoff.
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