Non-targeted analysis, data science and innovation have synchronised to underpin the next generation of separation science analysis in mass spectrometry. LECO UK’s separations science product specialist Alan Griffiths explains. “Ideas often spark one another, and chain reactions occur. As with chemical reactions, ideas can remain contained in relatively small areas before gradually spreading outward. California’s Silicon Valley is a focal…

Jolanda Nortjé, Laboratory Manager of The Southern African Grain Laboratory (SAGL), had a problem. Working with grains meant a lot of thermogravimetric analyses, but standard oven drying methods were incredibly time-consuming. Depending on the flour matrix, oven times could range from 1 hour to 17. Whole grains could take a full 72 hours. When LECO Africa reached out with a…

LECO’s PEGASUS® GC-HRT+ 4D will be the newest addition to the University of Southampton’s School of Chemistry, offering unique capabilities to UK researchers. Read what Professor John Langley has to say about the new mass spectrometer. “Highly advanced Southampton spectrometer to spearhead chemical research across southern region. Researchers across the south of England will analyse novel and strategically important chemistries…

Congratulations to the winner of LECO UK’s first poster competition Rachel Hand of De Montfort University / The Open University and also to our runner-up Sonia García Alcega of The Open University.

Interesting talks, excellent speakers, great conversations and discussions, stunning food and an amazing venue all lead to a great LS3UK in Manchester on 29 – 30 October.

Following the recent 15th Annual Conference of the Metabolomic Society in the Hague, Dr Ralf Löscher, Vice President of LECO Europe, took some time to answer some questions concerning LECO's role as a leader in GC-MS metabolomics. The full interview can be downloaded below. READ FULL ARTICLE