The Chemistry of Human Decomposition: GC×GC, Body Farms, and Forensic Science with Dr. Darshil Patel
Article | Interview

The Chemistry of Human Decomposition: GC×GC, Body Farms, and Forensic Science with Dr. Darshil Patel

Darshil Patel discusses his path from dentistry to forensic chemistry and explains how GC×GC–TOF-MS reveals complex VOC profiles from human decomposition and supports human-remains detection.
The Chemistry of Human Decomposition: GC×GC, Body Farms, and Forensic Science with Dr. Darshil Patel
How Separation Science Is Taught vs. How It’s Actually Used
Interview | Scientists

How Separation Science Is Taught vs. How It’s Actually Used

Chemistry educator Natasha Le discusses how students learn separation science, why critical thinking matters more than memorizing procedures, and how future analytical scientists are trained.
How Separation Science Is Taught vs. How It’s Actually Used
Invited Speakers at RAFA 2026 Symposium
Article | Events

Invited Speakers at RAFA 2026 Symposium

Meet the invited speakers of RAFA 2026 and discover the latest scientific advances in food analysis, food safety, authenticity, HRMS, PFAS, AI, mycotoxins, allergens, and emerging contaminants.
Invited Speakers at RAFA 2026 Symposium
Researchers Tereza Nešporová and Jaroslava Večerková: In science, we must learn to work with failure
Article | Scientists

Researchers Tereza Nešporová and Jaroslava Večerková: In science, we must learn to work with failure

RECETOX researchers Tereza Nešporová and Jaroslava Večerková discuss the value of failure in science, their research on chemicals affecting the hormonal system, and how their work shapes everyday life.
Researchers Tereza Nešporová and Jaroslava Večerková: In science, we must learn to work with failure
William S. Morton: The Best Part of Living in Brno? Probably the Tomatoes Through the Window
Article | Scientists

William S. Morton: The Best Part of Living in Brno? Probably the Tomatoes Through the Window

ERA Postdoctoral Fellow William Morton reflects on two years at CEITEC Masaryk University, discussing research, life in Brno, scientific culture, and international collaboration.
William S. Morton: The Best Part of Living in Brno? Probably the Tomatoes Through the Window
ISC 2026 Keynote Lectures
Article | Events

ISC 2026 Keynote Lectures

ISC 2026 will feature 32 world-renowned keynote speakers covering chromatography, mass spectrometry, metabolomics, proteomics, omics sciences, microfluidics, and advanced separation technologies.
ISC 2026 Keynote Lectures
 Did Mars Destroy Its Own Biosignatures? | GC-MS, Sterols & the Search for Life
Interview | Video

Did Mars Destroy Its Own Biosignatures? | GC-MS, Sterols & the Search for Life

Discover how GC-MS, LC-MS, ion chromatography, and NMR help scientists investigate organic molecules on Mars and distinguish potential biosignatures from analytical artifacts.
 Did Mars Destroy Its Own Biosignatures? | GC-MS, Sterols & the Search for Life
ISC 2026 Plenary Lectures
Article | Events

ISC 2026 Plenary Lectures

ISC 2026 will feature four outstanding plenary lecturers covering clinical proteomics, sustainable analytical chemistry, spintronics, and cutting-edge mass spectrometry innovations shaping future science.
ISC 2026 Plenary Lectures
Using LC-MS & GC-MS to Decode Photoredox Catalyst Stability
Interview | Video

Using LC-MS & GC-MS to Decode Photoredox Catalyst Stability

Interview with Lindsay Repka on photoredox chemistry, photocrosslinking, solvent activation, and the critical role of LC-MS and GC-MS in studying catalyst stability and reaction mechanisms.
Using LC-MS & GC-MS to Decode Photoredox Catalyst Stability
Tracking Toxic PCBs in River Water using Gas Chromatography–Electron Capture Detection
Interview | Science and research

Tracking Toxic PCBs in River Water using Gas Chromatography–Electron Capture Detection

Francais Femi Oloy discusses PCB monitoring in Nigerian rivers, including GC-ECD analysis, liquid–liquid extraction, sample cleanup, and challenges in trace pollutant detection.
Tracking Toxic PCBs in River Water using Gas Chromatography–Electron Capture Detection