In this episode of the Chromatography Life podcast, our host Neil Lander sits down with Tom Walter, a corporate fellow at Waters, to explore the fascinating journey of UPLC column evolution. Tom, a ...

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The Times will aggregate public opinion surveys and produce new polling averages, starting with polls that ask about President Trump’s job performance. And we will make the data available to everyone.

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The two most common times I typically compose this column are Monday evenings and Saturday mornings. In a given week, it is ...

To wrap up the limited series, "20,000 Years of Austin History in 20 Minutes," we look at the city today and its place in the ...

Furthermore, it would be unethical of your friend to charge you for half the gas, if he was being reimbursed by his employer. That's what's known as "double dipping" - and it's not OK. It's up there ...

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It appears we are at a crossroads in what has become a battle between AI and copyright. Look at the UK's government ...

Congress could pass new laws governing the conduct of trade with other nations at any time. But passing a disapproval resolution seems unlikely.