In this interview, we speak to Colin Jump, CEO of ePrep, about their products that aim to automate analytical sample preparation as well as the future of automation within the life sciences. My name ...

Many laboratories still rely on traditional volumetric methods for preparing samples, standards and solutions, which poses considerable potential for variability and errors. Read "Efficient Sample and ...

Analytical chemistry has witnessed substantial progress in enhancing both sample preparation and detection methods. Modern techniques strive for high sensitivity, improved selectivity and streamlined ...

Trace-level quantification in analytical chemistry demands not just advanced instrumentation but flawless sample preparation too. From preparing standards and calibration curves to filtering for ...

The translation of biomarker discoveries into diagnostic applications relies on the robustness of clinical proteomics. Achieving high-throughput, reproducible results requires careful attention to ...

Recent advances in analytical chemistry have markedly enhanced the characterisation of petroleum and oil samples. With the increasing demand for precise quality control and environmental compliance, ...

Analytical performance should lead method decisions, but optimization can still reduce solvent, energy, and waste provided ...

Four principal methods govern the preparation of samples for XRF analysis, each representing a different trade-off between analytical quality and speed/cost of preparation. A method involving the ...

Uniform, globally accepted greenness metrics are positioned as essential; inconsistent scoring frameworks would erode ...

The complexity and abundance of proteins in most biological systems exceed the resolution capacity of every currently existing analytical technique. Perhaps the most striking example is the serum ...