A helium-to-hydrogen translation strategy for GC×GC-MS preserves chromatographic performance, halves modulation time, and reduces run time by up to 60%.

Learn how SEM-EDS and GC×GC-TOFMS were combined to analyze green gunshot residue, providing forensic laboratories with new tools for modern firearm discharge investigations.

How does human odor transition after death? Darshil Patel explores early postmortem VOC evolution using GC×GC-TOFMS and reveals how these chemical changes may impact cadaver and rescue dog detection.

RIVA 2026 will honor leading scientists in chromatography and GC×GC, recognizing lifetime achievements and emerging talent across capillary and multidimensional separations.

Day 3 of MDCW 2026 focused on advanced GC×GC and 2D-LC innovations, from flow-modulated GC×GC-QMS and tensor decomposition to plastic pyrolysis, forensics, bioanalysis, and polymer separations.

Day 2 of MDCW 2026 highlighted the power of multidimensional chromatography, from plastic recycling and pyrolysis to GC×GC-MS automation, 2D-LC in biopharma, PFAS analysis, and thermal desorption.

Day one of MDCW 2026 showcased GC×GC and 2D-LC advances across energy, pharma, PFAS, aroma, and metabolomics, combining keynote insights, oral sessions, posters, and expert discussion.

Pixel-based GC×GC-TOFMS preprocessing enables rapid chemometric comparison of Brazilian pre-salt oils, revealing subtle light-hydrocarbon patterns and distinguishing Barra Velha from Itapema.

Peter’s lab combines GC×GC innovation, real forensic workflows, and strong industry partnerships to train students and advance research from fingerprint aging to complex chemical mixture analysis.

Join the 17th Multidimensional Chromatography Workshop (MDCW) in Williamsburg, VA, on Jan 13–15, 2026! Keynotes, posters, flash talks, and discussions — all with free registration.