Speciation News
( 03.02.2025 )
Predatory or fake congresses are fraudulent academic conferences that exploit researchers by charging high fees for participation while providing little to no academic value. They are often organized ...
( 23.01.2025 )
An interdisciplinary study conducted by the University of Bern reveals that gut bacteria play a critical role in converting arsenobetaine into toxic arsenic compounds. The findings show that arsenobet...
( 15.01.2025 )
The EVISA web portal at www.speciation.net, being on-line without any interruption more than 20 years, has been visited by more than 23 Million visitors until now....
( 09.01.2025 )
A team of researchers led by UC Santa Cruz recently released a sophisticated new map that reveals, for the first time, the unique “geologic fingerprints” for most of the African continent....
( 06.01.2025 )
Duisburg, January 06, 2025
Shimadzu Corporation, a pioneer in scientific instrumentation and technology, is proud to announce the celebration of its 150th anniversary. Founded in Kyoto on March 31, 1...
( 23.12.2024 )
X-ray absorption spectroscopy (XAS) is a powerful technique used for speciation analysis, which involves identifying and quantifying the different chemical forms of an element in a sample....
( 13.12.2024 )
The European Commission requested that the European Food Safety Authority (EFSA) conduct a risk assessment on complex organoarsenic species in food, which are predominantly found in marine foods and i...
( 11.11.2024 )
LC-ICP-OES, also known as LC-ICP-AES, is a powerful analytical technique used for speciation analysis—the process of identifying and quantifying different chemical forms of an element within a sample....
( 09.11.2024 )
A team of German researchers has developed an innovative method utilizing IC-ICP-OES for the quantification of inositol phosphates. This method successfully separated 28 isomers within 33 minutes....
( 02.11.2024 )
An alarming discovery by the NGO BLOOM revealed that every tenth tin of tuna contains dangerous mercury levels. This finding comes from an analysis of nearly 150 tins sampled from five European countr...
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