To mark Restek’s 40th anniversary, LCGC spoke with Bill Arrowsmith, the company’s head coach and president, about how ...

Tyler Roberts, M.Sc., from Shimadzu Scientific Instruments, details the new Nexis™ SCD-2030, ELEM-SPOT™, and Brevis™ GC-2050 ...

The Petroleum Technology Development Fund (PTDF) has commenced collaboration with the Usmanu Danfodio University Sokoto (UDUS ...

The Petroleum Technology Development Fund on Monday partnered with Usmanu Danfodio University, Sokoto, to train a select ...

The PTDF has launched a scholars training for 30 participants at Danfodiyo varsity, focusing on advanced analytical skills ...

Scientists have developed a new way to hunt for hidden signals of past life, and say it could assist in the search for ...

GENEVA / ACCESS Newswire / November 13, 2025 / The Tire Industry Project (TIP) announces the publication of a new scientific study that confirms the robustness of an improved Pyrolysis-Gas ...

The chemical industry is one of the largest on Earth, essential for supplying us with pharmaceuticals, agrochemicals, ...

CHENNAI: A new study has sounded the alarm on what scientists are calling a “new air pollutant” — inhalable microplastics.

While there is fossil evidence of life older than 3.3bn years, this is the first time that its molecular chemical fingerprints have been detected through high-tech sleuthing.

A new study has sounded the alarm on what scientists are calling a “new air pollutant” — inhalable microplastics. These are microscopic plastic fragments, less ...