Contaminants beware of Phenomenex’s next superhero – the sample prep sidekicks. With a wide selection of products to choose from, you don’t have to select just one sidekick! And all Continue Reading
How to Improve Your UHPLC Column Selectivity
Choosing the most effective selectivity for an analysis might be more important than you think. Selecting the wrong UHPLC selectivity can waste both time and money for you and your Continue Reading
Lucy Wills Honored by Google Doodle for Changing Prenatal Care Forever
Google Doodle honors Lucy Wills on what would have been her 131st birthday for her work that changed prenatal care forever. Born in 1888 near Birmingham, England, Lucy Wills became Continue Reading
How Nitrosamine Impurities Affect Your Blood Pressure Medicine
Guest Author: Phil Koerner, PhD. The U.S. Food and Drug Administration (USFDA) and The European Medicines Agency (EMA) have set legally-binding limits for nitrosamine impurities in sartan blood pressure medicines. Continue Reading
Dead-Volume: The Thing of UHPLC Nightmares and How to Prevent It
Guest Author: Genevieve Hodson – Technical Expert Do you lay awake at night thinking about trying to minimize the amount of dead volume in your LC system? Oh, you do? Continue Reading
Gasoline Oxygenate: What Makes Our Vehicles Hum?
Guest Author: Tim Nelson, Global Marketing Manager Fuels & Chemicals Do we take the gasoline we add to our vehicles for granted? Almost purely by habit we instinctively drive into Continue Reading
Take the Earth Day Challenge with Tips for a Greener Laboratory
This Earth Day we are working towards a greener future. It can be so simple to make a difference. One way to start is by taking our Earth Day Challenge Continue Reading
Using Your Phone In The Lab – Helpful or Harmful?
For as long as mobile phones have been around, they have also been banned from the labs. The reasons are various, from keeping a distraction away, to not wanting cellular Continue Reading
First Image of Black Hole Revealed! Top 5 Takeaway Lessons Learned
Lying in a galaxy called M87 more than 50 million light-years away from Earth, the first-ever image of a black hole was taken thanks to a world-wide network of telescopes Continue Reading
Google Doodle Honors Hedwig Kohn, German-American Physicist
Google celebrates Hedwig Kohn on what would have been her 132nd birthday, highlighting her amazing achievements. Born in 1887, Hedwig Kohn had her fair share of challenges and obstacles in Continue Reading