Who taught you basic laboratory skills such as using a balance, a glass or automatic‑pipette, or a pH meter? Were you shown the “proper” way? Incognito wants to know!
The Column spoke to Lucie Nováková of Charles University in Prague, Czech Republic, about the development, optimization, and challenges of bioanalytical methods as well as future emerging research areas.
A recent increase in research on the impact of unconventional oil and gas (UOG) extraction is welcomed by Kevin Schug. He explains more in this latest LCGC Blog instalment.
GC×GC–TOF-MS is used in forensic analysis for the analysis of tear gas lachrymators. In this article the analysis of a lachrymator standard is shown first, followed by the detection of capsaicin and dihydrocapsaicin at trace levels in a complex extract from contaminated clothing.
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20 November 2014
