Science Unfiltered

Dr. Ramkumar Dhandapani joins the Science Unfiltered podcast to discuss all things gas chromatography guard columns. Then we tackle one of the leading headlines in the science world - the presentation of two new studies that are finding that flu and pneumonia vaccines could lead to a reduction in Alzheimer's Disease risk.

In this month's episode we partnered with Paul Winkler, PhD from SCIEX and his Pot-Cast and he talks with Phenomenex's Sean Orolowicz about tips, tricks, and challenges in cannabis analysis. Then we dive into good science news, as all we seem to hear lately is doom and gloom. Have to remember that there is still good news out there!

Phenomenex Technical Specialists discuss the similarities and differences between liquid and gas chromatography techniques. Listen in if you are interested in learning a little more about both techniques. It is a fun and lively discussion!

This month's episode takes you through the resources and support Phenomenex is offering, specifically through their new COVID-19 Resource Site, www.phenomenex.com/coronavirusresources. We also hear from technical specialist, Zach Woodward, as he discussing essential gas chromatography tips and tricks, specially about column dimensions. We hope everyone is staying happy and healthy!

With COVID-19 on everyone's mind, we deliver some silver linings to the situation and a moment where people have stepped up to help others. Our guest this month also discusses techniques how to expedite your next PAH analysis with gas chromatography PAH selectivities. We thank all the health professionals, doctors, nurses, scientists, and researchers who are on the front-lines of the coronavirus fight. We appreciate you!

In this episode of Science Unfiltered, we give guest speaker, Technical Expert Genevieve Hodson, the floor to discuss how to best tackle unknown compounds as well as steps to take in order to improve your method development process.

In our 6th episode of Science Unfiltered, we discuss the latest updates of the coronavirus and the possibility of being able to regenerate human tissue thanks to salamanders! Then we hear from special guest, cannabis industry expert, Sean Orlowicz, as he sits down and talks with Dr. Kate Evans of Longboard Scientific. They discuss the latest trends in the cannabis industry as well as tips for best analysis.

In the last episode of 2019, we discuss the landing of thousands of "penis" fish on the California coast, futuristic bandages that can heal a broken bone, and several updates from Phenomenex. We also hear from technical expert, Helen Whitby, as she takes us through all the amazing web tools Phenomenex has to offer, especially our Live Chat function.

This month's episode takes the listener through trending science topics like the first all-female space walk and the return of the bubonic plague. We also are paid a visit by cannabis industry expert, Sean Orlowicz, who discusses the growth of the cannabis industry and how it closely relates to chromatography, all while sipping a hot cup of coffee.

In this month's episode, we are excited to introduce our very own theme song created by Phenomenex guest speaker, Brian Rivera! Along with having Brian on as our guest discussing therapeutic synthetic oligonucleotides - and making them fun - we break down some of the top trending headlines in science. First we talk about how one young entrepreneur is saving the oceans by creating a device that is currently cleaning up the Great Pacific Garbage Patch. Then if that doesn't work and we need to move planets, NASA is saying that Venus was once habitable and could have potentially sustained life for billions of years! Then to round up our headlines, researchers claim that they may have found a way to cure the common cold. Actually not really a cure, but a way to hide ourselves from the virus.

There are a lot of exciting things we wanted to share with you today! Come back Tuesday, November 12th for our next new episode. Till then, stay nerdy!