Speciation News

The European Virtual Institute for Speciation Analysis (EVISA) has reached a remarkable milestone, welcoming its six-millionth visitor this year and more than 29 million visitors since its inception....

The European Virtual Institute for Speciation Analysis (EVISA) was established in 2003 to promote the field of speciation analysis by informing the scientific community about its capabilities, develop...

Researchers have uncovered how two edible mushroom species — Pleurotus ostreatus (oyster mushroom) and Hericium coralloides (coral tooth fungus) — absorb and transform selenium when cultivated with se...

French scientists have developed a novel method enabling the simultaneous speciation analysis of iodine-, gadolinium-, and platinum-based pharmaceuticals in environmental waters....

Automation is a general trend for instrumental analytical chemistry. It is especially envisaged for analytical tasks with high number of samples and/or high manual workload. Automation in speciation...

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While speciation analysis is not the most hot topic in the domain of analytical chemistry, it is still an important driver for developments in instrumentation and analytical methodology....

A collaborative team of researchers from the United States and Ireland has developed a robust analytical method for phosphorus (P) speciation. By coupling ion chromatography (IC) with inductively coup...

Fraudulent science is growing faster than legitimate research, according to a recent study. It is therefore very important to identify such fraudulent science in order to preserve scientific integrity...

An underground network of fraudsters is producing fake scientific studies at a pace that now outstrips the growth of legitimate journals, according to a new investigation by researchers at Midwest Uni...