Carl Saxton
Carl gained a PhD in Chemistry from University of Aberdeen and a Postgraduate Certificate in Educational studies from University of Cambridge.
Articles by Carl Saxton
Mass spectrometry can feel intimidating. Read this easy-to-follow guide to demystify mass spectrometry and learn how it can help your research.
On the 15th February 2001 a draft version of the complete human genome was completed. [1] This draft version was far from perfect but was still a major milestone in the biological world. So, what has come from this? What have we learned so far and what is yet to come? Background The…
An article in the latest issue of Proceedings of the Natural Academy of Sciences (PNAS) caught my eye, which showcases quite nicely that a multitude of chemical spectroscopy techniques can be used for solving a simple observation that dates back nearly 100 years! In short, a team of US scientists using high-resolution mass spectrometry and…