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Materials Intelligence Will Turn on the Engine of Beauty R&D

Beauty R&D is shifting toward “materials intelligence,” using AI and atom-level simulation to model ingredient interactions, cut trial-and-error, reduce waste, and speed the development of safer, higher-performing formulations.

By Ankit Singh 28 Jan 2026

Best Practices for Fusion Bead Preparation in XRF Labs

Optimizing fusion bead preparation techniques is crucial for high-precision XRF analysis, improving calibration stability and reducing analytical drift.

From XRF Scientific 28 Jan 2026

Efficient Sample Crushing and Pulverizing for Accurate XRF Analysis

Implementing efficient crushing and pulverizing protocols in XRF labs is crucial for achieving precise, contamination-free powders for accurate elemental analysis.

From XRF Scientific 28 Jan 2026

Mapping Nanoplastic Particles with PiFM Microscopy

The study of nanoplastics is evolving. PiFM and PiF-IR techniques allow for precise chemical identification and sizing of these microscopic particles.

From Molecular Vista 28 Jan 2026

Looking at How Water Interacts With Silicon Surfaces Using PiF-IR Analysis

Investigating silicon surfaces, this article highlights the role of water layers in hybrid bonding and the effectiveness of PiF-IR spectroscopy in measurements.

From Molecular Vista 27 Jan 2026

Understanding in-Line Raman Spectroscopy for Fuel and Lubricant Analysis

Raman spectroscopy, combined with chemometrics, is revolutionizing fuel and lubricant quality monitoring with real-time, accurate analysis in refinery processes. This interview explores how.

From Thermo Fisher Scientific – Portable and Handheld Process Raman Spectroscopy 27 Jan 2026

Metal-Organic Frameworks: Porous Materials and Functional Platforms

Metal Organic Frameworks have enjoyed a brighter spotlight in recent years - especially after the Nobel Prize win in Chemistry last year. Here, we look into the use of these porous structures and how they are being explored in R&D.

By Mohsin Abbas 26 Jan 2026

Chemical Mapping of Self Assembled Monolayers Using PiFM

Self-assembled monolayers (SAMs) enhance surface functionalization in various fields. PiFM provides precise characterization of SAM quality at the nanoscale.

From Molecular Vista 26 Jan 2026

Understanding New Tools for Microplastics and Particle Analysis

The integration of O-PTIR and laser scanning technologies is advancing microplastics analysis, offering superior chemical imaging and spectroscopy capabilities.

From Photothermal Spectroscopy Corp 23 Jan 2026

Boost the Reliability of Performance Polymers in High-Pressure Environments

Investigating FKM's stability under pressure reveals critical insights into thermal and oxidative degradation, essential for high-performance applications.

From TA Instruments 22 Jan 2026