On Friday, September 9, the conference was ceremonially closed after a series of last lectures.

From an early age, she was fascinated by the microworld of cells and molecules. But she didn’t just want to observe it – she began to actively transform it.

In the article in the JACS Au, the researchers summarized the recent advancements in in-cell nuclear magnetic resonance (NMR) and in vivo cross-linking mass spectrometry (XL-MS) for studying protein structures.

Chemist Roman Kysilka shares how mushrooms became both a scientific passion and a forest pursuit—combining chromatography, history, and a deep respect for these unique organisms.

This week we bring you application notes Agilent Technologies and Shimadzu and poster by Thermo Fisher Scientific!

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!

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.

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.

Wiley expands its IR, Raman, LC-MS, and SmartSpectra libraries to over 9.5 million spectra, delivering broader compound coverage and faster, more confident identification across analytical workflows.

Researchers from CEITEC BUT used high-resolution micro-CT to create 3D models of mouse embryos, revealing how Dlx5/6 genes shape the development of the vocal tract and auditory system in mammals.