LCGC Blog

Citizen Science and Anecdotal Claims of Groundwater Contamination

It was a pretty significant fight to get our most recent paper into the scientific literature. But, after five reviewers opining and four submitted revisions later, we were able to publish a very unique piece of work characterizing anecdotal claims of groundwater contamination in shale energy basins across the United States.
Read more

Features

Ion Chromatography for Small Molecule Determination in Clinical and Pharmaceutical Studies

This article presents possible uses of ion chromatography and related techniques combined with various detection methods for clinical and pharmaceutical analysis of common inorganic and organic anions and cations. An overview of achievements in this area from the past 10 years is presented and the most important trends and development perspectives for ion chromatography are described. Read more

More Features

Thirty-Two Years Connecting with Gas Chromatography

In his last “GC Connections” article before stepping down from that role, John Hinshaw gives some perspective on how GC has changed and grown over the years and where it might go in the future. Read more