Guest Author: David C. Kennedy, Ph.D What is flash chromatography, and what new things can we expect in such an old field? Flash chromatography often appears to be a quiet corner Continue Reading
What is Microelution and What are the Best Strategies When Using It?
Microelution Solid Phase Extraction(SPE) is essentially miniaturized SPE. The technique is ideal for analysts that have small or limited sample volumes or for those that want to save time by Continue Reading
How Hot Dogs are Made and the Science Behind It
Info you don’t want to know about hot dogs…but can’t help reading. Barbecuing is a national passtime for many American families. Some might argue that there is nothing better than Continue Reading
Science Is Feeling Pretty in Pink! Learn About the World’s Oldest Color
Scientists have uncovered a bright pink color that existed over 1.1 billion years ago. It is over 500 million years older than the previous record holder for the oldest color. Continue Reading
Pediatric Therapy Network: A Touching Story of Empowerment and Hope
Philanthropy is a large part of the Phenomenex culture. Every year we enjoy pulling an April Fool’s prank on our customers to not only get a laugh but to raise Continue Reading
¿Es Realmente Bioinerte su Columna Para Análisis Biológicos?
Autor invitado: Dr. Chad Eichman, Gerente de la industria biofarmacéutica Con la nueva tendencia de la industria farmacéutica hacia los tratamientos biológicos, los científicos se enfrentan a la difícil tarea Continue Reading
Science of the Slushie, Discover What Goes Into Making the Famous Frozen Drink
The convenience store chain 7-Eleven, celebrates their day, July 11th, by doling out millions of free small cups of Slurpee® to their customers. However, while guzzling down your free frozen Continue Reading
Wastewater Testing: Making Dirty Water Clean Again
Guest Author: David C. Kennedy, Ph.D A Look Into the Wastewater Testing Process and its Potential Impacts Treating domestic wastewater (sewage) to remove harmful contaminants is thought to be the Continue Reading
Wasp Venom Could be the Answer to the Cancer Battle
Scientists say the wasp venom of Polybia paulista, a wasp native to Brazil, could be a potential weapon against cancer. According to the study published in the Biophysical Journal, the Continue Reading
Science Behind Sparklers, Firecrackers, and of course, Fireworks
Independence Day for the United States usually means eating a plethora of hot dogs then watching an elaborate and beautiful firework show. However, even though the Fourth of July, along Continue Reading