As chromatography continues to evolve, emerging technologies like artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning (ML) are poised to have big impacts on data analysis
In June 2025, Agilent released their latest GC (MS) FAQs eBook. A step-by-step guidance with diagrams, overlays, and charts to solve 30 of the most common GC/MS issues.
We're very pleased to announce the final open access version of Unlocking circular economy potential: Evaluating high-value chemical production from pyrolysis of plastics recovered from landfilled municipal solid waste where our very own Diane C. Turner PhD FRSC, who was one of the co-authors.
The latest book in the Royal Society of Chemistry book series, Practical and Technical Guides for Laboratory Based Chemists, was published at the end of June 2025!
Anthias Consulting has collaboratively written an application note on the use of hydrogen as a carrier gas for the analysis and detection of pesticides in drinking water.
Previous studies have indicated that volatile organic compounds specific to bladder cancer may exist in urine headspace, raising the possibility that they may be of diagnostic value for this particular cancer.
In this article on the Technology Networks website, Dr Diane Turner describes the technique of gas chromatography, how it works, how you read a chromatogram and the information it tells you, the strengths and limitations of gas chromatography and the common problems encountered.
In this white paper, the results of 'Evaluation Of Hydrogen As A Carrier Gas In The Analysis Of Polyaromatic Hydrocarbons In Water By Liquid/Liquid Extraction – Large Volume Injection – Gas Chromatography – Mass Spectrometry (LLE-LVI-GC-MS)' are discussed.
Anthias Consulting strives to be a leader in environmental sustainability and believes that a successful future for our business and the customers we serve depends on the environmental sustainability of the services we offer within the communities in which we operate.
Dr Diane Turner contributed to this workshop report on the contribution that chemical sciences can make to improving indoor air quality in the UK.
