A unique modular system for surface science, developed at JRC Karlsruhe by Thomas Gouder, is moving to Prague. Discover how it works, why it’s being transferred, and how it will support future research at FZU.

2 webinars: biopharmaceutical QC, heritage science, micro-XRF, pesticide residues, toxic metals, USP testing

Day 2 of the 13th Czech Mass Spectrometry Conference brought cutting-edge proteomics, plant and clinical omics, flash talks, vendor workshops, the Josef Chmelík Prize lecture and evening networking.

Day 1 in České Budějovice featured an Orbitrap plenary by Alexander Makarov, sessions on exposome, proteomics and structural MS, sponsor talks, flash talks and an evening networking reception.

This week we bring you application notes by Agilent Technologies, LECO, Shimadzu and Waters Corporation!

CEITEC scientists have experimentally shown for the first time that even weak halogen bonds between molecules share electrons, revealing a partly covalent nature.

Mineralogist Jakub Plášil uncovers complex crystal structures and discovers new minerals. His research deepens understanding of uranium in nature and earned him a major EMU award.

11 webinars: battery materials, diffraction, FT-IR gas analysis, flow cytometry, mineralogy, NMR, protein analysis, Raman, sorption analysis, tablet testing, tracer development, 21 CFR Part 11, XRD, XRM

IOCB Prague scientists have developed light-driven molecular motors that remain fully functional even when anchored to metal surfaces, marking a major step toward controllable nanoscale machines.

In just one week, the 13th CSHS Conference and the 11th Informal Proteomics Meeting will take place in České Budějovice. Take a look at what awaits you in this year’s rich poster section!