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Upfront
A new sensor sniffs out
disaster survivors
14 – 15
In My View
We need to talk about
MOSH and MOAH
19
Profession
Teaching… the next
generation
44 – 48
Sitting Down With
Instrument innovator,
Monika Dittmann
50 – 51
All I Really Want…
What’s on the wish lists of leading
liquid chromatographers?
20 – 29
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Image
of the
Month
Opposites Attract
Researchers from the University of Zurich got a close encounter of the spectroscopic kind when they looked at the interaction
between protein histone H1 and its binding partner, prothymosin . Using single-molecule fluorescence and nuclear magnetic
resonance spectroscopy, the team discovered that there is a strong electrostatic attraction between the two proteins, and that they
have extended unstructured protein chains – a finding that could have implications for future drug development.
Credit: Christoph Schumacher, dunkelweiss
Reference: A Borgia et al., “Extreme disorder in an ultrahigh-affinity protein complex”, Nature, 555, 61–66 (2018).
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ISSUE 65 - JUNE 2018
C o n te n t s
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Editor -
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Monika Dittmann,
Agilent Technologies, Germany
Norman Dovichi,
University of Notre Dame, USA
Gary Hieftje,
Indiana University, USA
Emily Hilder,
University of South Australia, Australia
Ron Heeren,
Maastricht University, The Netherlands
Tuulia Hyötyläinen,
University of Örero, Finland
Hans-Gerd Janssen,
Unilever Research and Development,The Netherlands
Robert Kennedy,
University of Michigan, USA
Samuel Kounaves,
Tufts University, USA
Martin Gilar,
Waters, USA
Luigi Mondello,
University of Messina, Italy
Peter Schoenmakers,
University of Amsterdam, The Netherlands
Robert Shellie,
Trajan Scientific and Medical, Australia
Ben Smith,
University of Florida, USA
Frantisec Svec,
University of California at Berkeley, USA
Ian Wilson,
Imperial College London, UK
Frank Bright,
University at Buffalo, USA
Chris Harrison,
San Diego State University, USA
Editorial Advisory Board
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Image of the Month
Editorial
Time to Think,
by Rich Whitworth
Upfront
10
A Joint Venture
What a Waste!
Pure and Simple(r)
Materials Science and Small
Molecule Detection
Working Like a Dog
Data with Destiny
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On The Cove
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Making a wish for the
Upfront
A new sensor seeks
disaster survivors
12
In My View
We need to talk about
MOSH and MOAH
18
Profession
Teaching… the next
generation
44 – 48
Sitting Down With
Instrument innovator,
Monika Dittmann
50 – 51
All I Really Want…
What’s on the wish list of leading
liquid chromatographers?
20 – 27
future of HPLC.
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