Tiny plastic particles are an environmental problem. They can even penetrate living cells. A method has now been developed at TU Wien to detect such particles quickly and with high sensitivity.

This one-click, automated software solution identifies, quantifies and labels a broad range of chemical components in both simple solutions and complex mixtures for analysis by qNMR.

Published a remarkable 900 scientific papers. What is the journey of the most cited chemist Martin Pumera working in the Czech Republic?

This week 7 webinars: Pyrolysis Oils, Microplastics measurement, Microscopy & Big Data, Soils & ICP-OES, Ultrapure water, NMR metabolomics & lipidomics, FTIR & cosmetics.

Three chemists from The University of Texas at Arlington are among the most influential analytical scientists in the world, as selected by a top publication.

Veronika Brychová finds herself peering into the culinary habits of ancient peoples through shards of prehistoric pottery, using fat residues to uncover what our ancestors cooked – and when.

IOCB Prague has founded a new branch in Boston, USA, the very heart of global biomedical research.

Novel 2′-deoxycytidine triphosphate (dCTP) nucleotide modified with a thiazole orange fluorophore can be incorporated into DNA strand by DNA polymerases in vitro as well as in live cells.

Water has been a constant companion of Martin Pivokonský from the Institute of Hydrodynamics of the CAS all his professional life. Is there anything new left to be learned about water?

This week we have 3 webinars: laboratory Balances, UV-Vis spectrophotometry, Wine and Arsenic and metal profiles.