Did you ever try to explain separation to your employees or students? Well, try no more: Lee Polite did it for you in a way which is hard to beat. We will open up one example of his whiteboard class. Click this link to watch the video. To see more, you can register here. Students and teachers can access free for one month. The links in the center column lead to hundreds of chapters with text, video presentations, visualisations and animations. The chapters on Analytical Chemistry 2.1 (David Harvey), as well as basics LC, GC (Harold McNair, Lee Polite and other experts) and spectroscopy chapters are on the level of colleges, laboratory schools and universities, all 'deeper' clicks lead you to more advanced knowledge on analytical techniques with all the details for in-depth understanding for professional users.Chromedia is used globally by numerous colleges, universities and industries, our authors are ranked as the finest teachers in the world. So go ahead and discover Chromedia by getting a 30 days subscription, which is free for students and teachers. Chromedia functionalities work best on the Chrome browser. - Our expert team
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Welcome to the 100th issue – and the Top 100 performers in analytical science! As part of the celebrations, you’ll find a “joint” In My View from 15 of this year’s Power Listers, who reveal the single biggest challenge facing the field; our science slam, featuring early career researchers and their “elevator pitches;” as well as the Power List itself: find out what this year’s nominees had to say about instruments they couldn’t live without, their heroes and what they might be doing in another life. Last but not least, we Sit Down With Matthias Mann, “The Proteomics Ethicist.” Some articles will be online before we send off the printed version. Stay tuned.
On June 27, 2021, Harold McNair – a titan of gas chromatography and author of many of Chromedia's articles and video sessions – passed away. Harold was a beloved colleague and friend to many in the analytical chemistry field, not to mention a great communicator, mentor, and teacher, and there is no doubt he will be sorely missed.
His impact on the field of analytical chemistry was felt far and wide, so we’d like to take a moment to pay tribute to this outstanding figure of our community. Here is a link to a selection of articles dedicated to Harold that have featured in The Analytical Scientist through the years, including a touching tribute from some of his past students – Kevin Schug, Nicholas Snow, Vince Remcho, Chris Palmer, and Lee Polite.
