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The ESN Archive

ESN-Issue-1-CoverAs many of you may know, Spectroscopy Europe is celebrating its 35th anniversary in 2010. It was first published, as European Spectroscopy News, in 1975. After an appeal earlier in the year, I have been able to obtain copies of almost all issues (issues 36 and 38 are missing, so if you have them ...) thanks to Alan Boyd of Heriot-Watt University: Alan, I am extremely grateful. This enables us to start digitising some of the content of these old issues, what I intend to call the “ESN Archive”. This will be built up as time permits to include all articles, interviews, columns and items that seem of particular relevance or importance.

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Top 10 Cancer Breakthrough of 2011

Verisante Technology, Inc. has announced that a research study using its Core laser Raman spectroscopy system was named as one of the Canadian Cancer Society’s 10 research achievements for 2011.

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Sigma-Aldrich buys RTC

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Sigma-Aldrich has acquired the assets of Resource Technology Corporation (RTC) of Laramie, Wyoming, USA, manufacturer of analytical standards and certified reference materials. The acquisition of RTC's business complements Sigma-Aldrich's recently completed acquisition of Cerilliant.

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Mass spectrometry detects nicotine in Mayan container

Archaeologists examining late period Mayan containers have identified nicotine traces from a codex-style flask, revealing the first physical evidence of tobacco use by ancient Mayans. The study published in Rapid Communications in Mass Spectrometry reveals the flask is marked with Mayan hieroglyphics reading, “y-otoot ’u-may” (“the home of its/his/her tobacco”), making it only the second case to confirm that the text on the exterior of a Mayan vessel corresponds to its ancient use.

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NMR Discussion Group Postgraduate meeting—24th June 2010

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NMRDG-2010-1-sThe School of Chemistry at Leeds University provided an ideal venue for the 2010 Royal Society of Chemistry NMR Discussion Group Postgraduate meeting. This one-day conference has now become an annual event, comprising talks and posters presented by early career researchers, giving them an opportunity to showcase their research in a friendly and informal atmosphere. On this occasion, overview presentations were also given by leading experts in their fields. Delegates included established scientists and group leaders from both academia and industry, providing a supportive and stimulating environment for all those presenting.

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