Speciation News

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...

Researchers from INRAE, AP-HP, the SOLEIL Synchrotron, and CNRS have detected titanium dioxide particles in human, animal, and infant milk. By identifying the size, composition, and forms of these par...

On December 4, 2010, EVISA reported on a high-profile NASA press conference where Dr. Felisa Wolfe-Simon presented groundbreaking research exploring unconventional biochemistry. ...

Analytical chemistry plays a crucial role in society by providing the tools and methods needed to understand the composition, structure and properties of matter. ...

Researchers from Serbia and Slovenia compared essential trace elements in body fluids of Wilson disease patients and healthy controls and investigated copper speciation in plasma samples. ...

Researchers from the National Food Institute of Denmark have developed a novel analytical approach to identify cadmium-binding compounds in plant-based foods. This method combines size exclusion chrom...

The National Institute for Environmental Studies (NIES) developed the NIES CRM No. 13-a, a new certified reference material for human hair, using scalp hair from Asian females. ...

Speciation analysis in routine applications is a growing and essential part of modern analytical workflows—particularly in environmental monitoring, food safety, pharmaceutical quality control, and re...

Speciation analysis has become an increasingly vital area in analytical chemistry, particularly in applications where understanding the chemical form of an element—not just its total concentration—is ...

A team of Chinese researchers has developed a cost-effective method for the speciation analysis of lead in seafood using short-column ion chromatography hyphenated with inductively coupled plasma mass...