Caroline Hroncich

1 month ago | chromatographyonline.com | Caroline Hroncich

Each year, LCGC International honors two outstanding professionals in separation science. The Emerging Leader Award celebrates a rising star who is already making a significant impact early in their career. While the Lifetime Achievement Award recognizes a seasoned expert whose years of dedication and contributions have shaped the field. Since 2008, these awards have celebrated the outstanding achievements of professionals in separation science.

1 month ago | spectroscopyonline.com | Caroline Hroncich

Each year, Spectroscopy honors two outstanding professionals for their work in molecular and atomic spectroscopy. The Emerging Leader in Atomic Spectroscopy Award recognizes the achievements and aspirations of a talented early-career atomic spectroscopist, selected by an independent scientific committee, the award is presented each year at the Winter Conference on Plasma Spectrochemistry.

1 month ago | chromatographyonline.com | Caroline Hroncich

Chromatography instrument manufacturers are navigating uncertainty driven by rising tariffs and political instability, yet many companies continue to find growth opportunities in industries like pharma and biotech. Breakthroughs in proteomics and metabolomics, for example, have spurred a growing demand for advanced chromatography instruments essential for complex analyses. The pharmaceutical and life sciences sector remains the largest market and a key growth driver for the industry (1).

1 month ago | chromatographyonline.com | Caroline Hroncich

Daisy Unsihuay Vila has been named the 2025 recipient of the Agilent Technologies Darlene Solomon Award, which honors a woman scientist making significant contributions to mass spectrometry (MS) . Vila serves as the associate director of clinical chemistry at Henry Ford Health (Detroit, Michigan). Vila works on advancing mass spectrometry-based workflows in clinical settings, focusing on therapeutic drug monitoring, toxicology, and small molecule analysis.

2 months ago | spectroscopyonline.com | Caroline Hroncich

This year, Pittcon took place in Boston, Massachusetts, which is one of the most historic cities in the United States. Perhaps best known for the Boston Tea Party, a defining moment of the Revolutionary War, the city is a haven for history buffs, offering iconic landmarks and world-class museums. But Boston isn’t just a city of the past—with world-renowned institutions like Harvard and MIT just a stone’s throw away, it has also earned a reputation as a powerhouse of scientific innovation.