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From rhinos to chemical warfare agents, we bring you the latest in forensics and toxicology

New, easy-to-use analytical systems provide high-throughput comprehensive characterization and quantitation of small and large molecules

In this article, we compare quaternary LC systems to help you choose the best for your analysis needs

Prof. Josephine Bunch, Agilent, MilliporeSigma and Bruker among those recognized at SelectSciences special 20th Anniversary Party

Discover 10 wonderful webinars popular with scientists across the globe in 2017 — and watch them on demand

SelectScience speaks to Dr. B.J. Bench of Tyson Foods to learn about the separations technology advancing food and animal nutrition testing for food safety and quality assurance

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Dr. Davy Guillarme, University of Geneva, presents a high throughput, high resolution RPLC method for efficient separations of proteins

Efficient analysis of intact proteins in a multi-user/multi-project walk-up environment

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Collector Offers Flexibility and Capacity for Applications from Discovery to Scale Up

Dr. Pauline Rudd explains why glycosylation matters, how it is measured using tandem analytical methods, and the potential that glycobiology has in therapeutics

Chemists at the University of Bristol have made the first steps towards making sustainable petrol using beer as a key ingredient