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Upfront
How do you scare
a crab?
12
In My View
Focusing on the right
variables for simpler SFC
16
Feature
Metabolomics: the
superglue of omics
40 – 43
Sitting Down With
Proteomics pioneer
John Yates III
50 – 51
A Study in Scarlet
Mars 2020’s SHERLOC will
use spectroscopy to seek molecular
traces of life on the red planet.
22 – 29
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Image
of the
Month
How Does Your Garden Flow?
It seems that humans don’t have the monopoly on wearable sensors – Iowa State researchers have developed a tiny sensor for
measuring the speed of water movement in plants. Made from graphene oxide and attached to the plant using adhesive tape,
the microsensor can measure transpiration in real time. The authors believe this low-cost “plant tattoo sensor” has potential for
diagnostics, testing pesticides on crops, and environmental monitoring.
Credit: Liang Dong/Iowa State University.
Reference: S Oren et al., Adv Mater Technol, 2, 1700223 (2017).
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C o n te n t s
ISSUE 61 - FEBRUARY 2018
Editor -
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Editorial Advisory Board
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
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Image of the Month
Editorial
A Social Network?
by Joanna Cummings
Upfront
10
Gut Reaction
Something New Under
the Sun
A “Nose” for Trouble
Mirror, Mirror…
Sweet Tears
GoldenEye and a
Golden Ticket
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The great detective is the
namesake for Mars 2020
instrument SHERLOC
(Scanning Habitable
Environments with Raman
Upfront
How do you scare
a crab?
14
In My View
Nominate now for our
Innovation Awards
16
Feature
Metabolomics: the
superglue of omics
30 – 39
Sitting Down With
Proteomics pioneer
John Yates III
50 – 51
14
15
A Study in Scarlet
The Mars 2020 SHERLOC
instrument will use spectroscopy
to search for molecular traces
of life on the red planet.
22 – 29
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