Learn how analytical testing techniques are being used to uncover the odors of old books, study space and create new cancer detection methods.
Analytical Testing News Roundup: Brew School, Cocoa Beans & Pesticide-Free Produce
Learn how analytical testing techniques are being used to detect diseases, ensure healthy produce, identify alternatives for chocolate production, and more.
Analytical Testing News Roundup: Early Breast Cancer Detection, Studying Ancient Humans & Stinky Fruit
Learn how analytical testing techniques are being used to detect breast cancer earlier, learn more about our ancient ancestors and more.
Analytical Testing News Roundup: Wu-Tang Clan Infused Beer, Healthy Chocolate & Wine Aromatics
Scientists, researchers and companies all over the world use analytical testing and chemistry techniques every day to make interesting, groundbreaking discoveries. Here we round up some recent interesting and cool bits of news and research featuring traditional analytical testing methods such as GC/MS and infrared spectroscopy, as well as emerging techniques, too. 1. Craft Brewery […]
Analytical Testing News Roundup: The Smell of Frankincense, Addicted Ants & How Food Affects Our Brains
Scientists, researchers and companies all over the world use analytical testing techniques every day to make interesting, groundbreaking discoveries. Here we round up some recent interesting and cool bits of news and research featuring analytical testing methods such as GC/MS and HPLC. 1. How Does Food Affect Our Brains? We’ve all wondered why we can’t […]
Analytical Testing News Roundup: Mosquitos, Bronze Age Cooking Mistakes & Detecting Natural Gas Leaks
Scientists, researchers and companies all over the world use analytical testing techniques every day to make interesting, groundbreaking discoveries. Here we round up some recent interesting and cool bits of news and research featuring analytical testing methods such as FTIR analysis and gas chromatography in action. 1. Gas Chromatography Reveals 3,000-Year-Old Cooking Mistake Archaeologists in […]
