Hanging with My Chromies

It's been a fun year with lots of learning and even more laughs. This special episode allows you to listen to our favorite lessons learned as well as some of the goofs that did not make the cut. Have a listen and a laugh with us!

The organic food market in the U.S. is over $45 billion and continues to grow as more people are concerned about how their produce is produced! Listen in and learn what's organic, how it is regulated, and why the price tag is so high.

By 2020, the cosmetic industry is predicted to be a $650B business. That's a lot of lotions, creams, perfumes, and make-up. Listen in as the Chromies discuss the history of cosmetics and how chromatography is helping to keep the industry clean and safe.

You’ve undoubtedly heard about one of the most infamous diseases in the world. Listen in to the Chromies, and find out about the game changing development in fighting the Ebola epidemic!

Listen in as the Chromies discuss the advancements in biofuels as an alternative to our dependence on fossil fuels. Is the solution growing in the ground beneath our feet, blooming in our waters, or falling from zebras?

Aminex is a trademark of Bio-Rad Laboratories, Inc. in certain jurisdictions.

Cheese consumption has grown from 14 lbs in 1975 to a whopping 37 lbs in 2017, per capita. In this episode, the Chromies discuss the process of cheese making and how chromatography is used in the process.

Does life exist somewhere besides on Earth? As technology advances and we use tools like chromatography, we expect to see a clearer picture of how humans came to be on Earth and whether extraterrestrial life may exist somewhere else in the universe.

Due to their success, vaccines have changed the world in ways that we no longer see today. Listen and learn how chromatography has made this success possible by helping to produce safe and effective vaccines.

Due to their success, vaccines have changed the world in ways that we no longer see today. Listen and learn how chromatography has made this success possible by helping to produce safe and effective vaccines.

Ever wondered what chromatography, a marine invertebrate called Square Bob, Oklahoma's finest roadkill, and gnawing tree bark all have in common? Listen to the latest musings of The Chromies to find out how Mother Nature has got your back.