analytica 2014 to focus on food and plastics analysis, genetic analysis and bioanalysis

Research into Gas Detection in the Workplace Reveals Lack of Confidence in Gas-Monitoring Set-ups

Oxford Medical Diagnostics and Michell Instruments launch gas analysis partnership

Oxford Medical Diagnostics and Michell Instruments will jointly develop new industrial gas detection and measurement devices for a number of industrial applications

3M to Acquire Aerion Technologies Inc.

Acquisition of Gas Detection Systems Expands 3M Safety Product Line

Superconducting Nanowires Detect Single Protein Ions

Detection efficiency 1,000 times higher than conventional ion detectors due to high sensitivity

New authentication method developed for the identification of β-sitosterol in edible oils

What makes this methodology particularly commendable is its ability to effectively bypass some of the traditionally cumbersome stages of analysis

Miniaturized infrared detectors

Integration on a chip: Tremendous effects on spectrometers of different kinds – and in various fields

Organic thin-film sensors for light-source analysis and anti-counterfeiting applications

As integrated components, the thin-film sensors could eliminate the need for external spectrometers in the future

Using ions to find molecules

Physicists use a single trapped ion to detect ultracold molecules

World record broken for thinnest X-ray detector ever created

Highly sensitive and with a rapid response time, the new X-ray detector is less than 10 nanometres thick and could one day lead to real-time imaging of cellular biology

Seeing the world through different eyes

An entire IR camera on a chip

Infrared Detector for Smartphones and Autonomous Vehicles

Switching between different wavelengths

Cellphone converts into powerful chemical detector

With only $50 worth of components, an ordinary cellphone transforms into a sophisticated scientific instrument, capable of identifying chemicals, drugs, and pathogens

Tiny light detectors work like gecko ears

Cellphone converts into powerful chemical detector

With only $50 worth of components, an ordinary cellphone transforms into a sophisticated scientific instrument, capable of identifying chemicals, drugs, and pathogens

Long-Sought Workaround to Helium Shortage?

Neutron Detection Method

Method improves accuracy of imaging systems

Sniffing like a dog can improve trace detection of explosives

New technique could improve detection of concealed nuclear materials

New tabletop detector 'sees' single electrons

Magnet-based setup may help detect the elusive mass of neutrinos

Standoff sensing enters new realm with dual-laser technique

Nuclear detector: New materials hold promise for better detection of nuclear weapons

Piece of cake: Arrays of long nanotubes may help measure terahertz laser power

Researchers pursue plasmonics and photonics technology for optical improvements