Application Notes

Scientists have long needed to view structures and processes that cannot be resolved via traditional optical microscopy. Read More

Multiphoton microscopy can inform strategies for maximizing depth penetration through highly scattering specimens. Read More

In the previous column we discussed the limit of detection LD, the minimum signal strength above which we can be confident that analyte is present, but with a small false positive risk a that analyte ... Read More

The phrase “limit of detection” sounds so simple, yet it leads to one of the biggest, murkiest, most frustrating swamps in the statistical literature. Read More

Welcome to “Statistics in the Laboratory.” This column will appear four times a year and will build on the popular “Statistics in Analytical Chemistry” series by David Coleman and Lynn Vanatta ... Read More

The first step in developing effective pharmaceutical formulations is the discovery of the active agent. Read More

Process control and optimization is critical for low-cost, high-throughput, thin-film applications, such as barrier layers used in the food packaging industry. One useful technique for determining ... Read More

The proteins found within the human machine are, quite literally, the building blocks of life: individual cells contain more than 5000 individual proteins. Read More

As laboratories continue to be asked to increase productivity and the analysis power that is available with advanced chromatography systems continues to grow, the focus for many scientists is firmly ... Read More

The first clinical use of cultured autologous skin produced at DIZG was in 1995. The culture made a significant contribution to the life-saving treatment of a severely burned patient Read More